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To the hills, and back, with friends
There were about two dozen of us on the Klamath Bird Observatory field trip today. The weather: perfect. The birding: fortunate. The wildflowers peaking in the peaks, in full bloom above 4000 feet. … more →
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To the hills, and back, with friends
atowhee wrote 1 week ago: There were about two dozen of us on the Klamath Bird Observatory field trip today. The weather: per … more →
What's on ye olde easel
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vger wrote 2 weeks ago: Here’s a preview of my latest oil painting, “Compassion” (11×14 oil on board) … more →
Mayslake Bird Notes
natureinquiries wrote 3 weeks ago: by Carl Strang We are well into the nesting season for nearly all species of birds in northeastern I … more →
Birding @ Boundary Bay
vapourgirl wrote 1 month ago: Boundary Bay Regional Park offers outstanding bird viewing opportunities. The park is located on the … more →
Natives at Emigrant
atowhee wrote 1 month ago: The lake may be Emigrant, but the birds are native. As you can see the two mature Bald Eagles didn … more →
Four Days in May, revisited
atowhee wrote 1 month ago: Above: Western Kingbird. To left: male Barn Swallow. Both shared the perimeter fence around the Me … more →
Swallows and Deer
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Randy Roberts wrote 1 month ago: I read about a recent study that tested the memory of Mockingbirds. Researchers wanted to know if M … more →
May gallery
atowhee wrote 2 months ago: Olive-sided Flycatcher at Emigrant Lake. The first one I have seen this season. Taken May 15th. T … more →
Tree Swallow
Life On The Edges wrote 2 months ago: Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge, Smyrna, Delaware Many thanks to Charlie for the bird IDs. … more →
Mom's the Word
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barefootheart wrote 2 months ago: I’ve been in horse stables where Barn Swallows (Hirundo rustica) were nesting above the horse … more →
"Don't be a Hoser" or "On a Rough Cliff Bank, Martin & Violet have a Barn with a Tree" or "The Swallows of California"
bloggerhead wrote 2 months ago: Being from deep in the tropics, my wife grew up in the warm and typically humid world of the Yucatan … more →
House Raising
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barefootheart wrote 2 months ago: Every winter, I think I will get around to building a birdhouse or two. I’m not particularly … more →
Some Bird Firsts
natureinquiries wrote 3 months ago: by Carl Strang Yesterday I introduced the topic of phenology, focusing on first flowering dates. T … more →
Eostre Sunday at Morton Arboretum
nightowlphotography wrote 3 months ago: Today I was suppose to go to a family gathering. The gathering was a 3 hour drive, and I woke up an … more →
Birding Willow-Witt near the Cascade crest
atowhee wrote 3 months ago: At over 4,000 feet elevation, Willow-Witt Ranch sits on a spring-watered plateau between Grizzly Pea … more →
Sunshine chorus
atowhee wrote 3 months ago: Bridget and I started our walk this morning at the Ashland Dog Park. Heavy clouds obscured the Sis … more →
New Oil Paintings now Online
vger wrote 10 months ago: “Randomness, Selection, Departure” oil painting on panel, 18″ x 24″ I … more →
Tree Swallow
Randy Roberts wrote 12 months ago: Overview Tree Swallow: Medium-sized swallow with iridescent blue-green upperparts and white underpa … more →
Mountain high and valley below:many birds of spring, yet Oriole is king
atowhee wrote 1 year ago: Here are three different shots of a the same adult male Bullock’s Oriole along Bear Creek in A … more →
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