Blogs about: Bullocks Oriole
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Bear Creek birding
Western Kingbird, monarch of the aptly named tyrrant flycatcher family. Our largest Oregon flycatcher, they perch openly and appear fearless. They regularly drive off bigger birds. Today there was … more →
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Bear Creek birding
wrote 5 months ago: Western Kingbird, monarch of the aptly named tyrrant flycatcher family. Our largest Oregon flycatch … more →
Bullock's Oriole
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wrote 6 months ago: This male Bullock’s Oriole was bringing a caterpillar to his nestlings on the Oak Island Unit … more →
Bullock's Oriole on the Bison Range near Moise, MT
wrote 6 months ago: The Bullock’s Oriole is fairly common according to Kenn Kaufman, but I haven’t seen many … more →
The quick, and the dead
wrote 7 months ago: An OLLI class field trip to North Mountain Park. Cold, rain threatened. But the Orioles were busy. … more →
Grosbeaks, the unending song
wrote 7 months ago: The grosbeaks are a springtime staple at our feeders. A year ago I was overwhelmed with their numbe … more →
Birds, Garden, Berries, and Quilts ~ Tuesday's Nevada Rambles
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wrote 7 months ago: I’m going to ramble all over the place…sort of how my brain has been working lately (bud … more →
Spring comes to Granite Street
wrote 7 months ago: The spring season is obvious in much of Ashland. Iris and dogwoods in full bloom. Lilacs scent the … more →
How sweet it is
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wrote 8 months ago: John and Barbie Breneiser sent me this picture. They call it “The Opportunist.” … more →
Saturday Sanity: The Antidote to the Madness (May 2, 2009) Orioles!
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wrote 8 months ago: ~~By NM-GRL (aka InsightAnaltyical-GRL) I’m trying out something new…posting directly to … more →
Melanerpes at arm's length
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wrote 8 months ago: The OLLI birding class took a field trip to Klamath Bird Observatory’s HQ at Willow Wind in As … more →
Bliss
wrote 8 months ago: Reading around in The New Yorker this week, we discovered a recent article about the late novelist D … more →
Orioles busting outta the nest
wrote 1 year ago: This is the Bullock’s Oriole nest near the Ashland Dog Park. Note in the second and third pict … more →
Mountain high and valley below:many birds of spring, yet Oriole is king
wrote 1 year ago: Here are three different shots of a the same adult male Bullock’s Oriole along Bear Creek in A … more →
Winging in the rain, just winging in the rain, happy together...
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wrote 1 year ago: Here are the pair of Barn Swallows, perched on a dry stick just above the wet grass. The rain is fa … more →
On the edge, of forest and field
wrote 1 year ago: Grace’s place is at about 2700 feet elevation just at the edge of the Squire Peak fire, July, … more →
Recent bird shots....
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wrote 1 year ago: Recently taking bird shots have been difficult; the primary reason is we’ve hit rainy season s … more →
A song in the air, verily many songs
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wrote 1 year ago: Yellow-breasted Chat. This great photo taken by Calvin Lou. There were Chat singing along Ashland C … more →
Great Bird Days
wrote 1 year ago: “Altogether it was a great bird day and I had a feast of tender bird music only to be heard at … more →
Cold day, hot birding
wrote 1 year ago: Laurel Feigenbaum and her husband were in town from the Bay Area and were up for some morning birdin … more →
