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Birds: high and low
High today, around 6500 feet along the Siskiyou Mountains’ ridge from Mount Ashland south and west along Forest Service Road 20 to Meridian Overlook. Red-breasted Nuthatch in a fir tree. Most… more →
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Birds: high and low
atowhee wrote 4 days ago: High today, around 6500 feet along the Siskiyou Mountains’ ridge from Mount Ashland south and … more →
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 →
Klamath summer birds
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atowhee wrote 2 weeks ago: A male Yellow-headed Blackhead along Wingwatchers Trail, Klamath Falls. Saturday I birded a few spot … more →
Townsend bi-centennial
atowhee wrote 3 weeks ago: American ornithologist John Kirk Townsend was born two hndred years ago in Philadelphia. He would b … more →
Sounds of Point Reyes
atowhee wrote 3 weeks ago: Don Lloyd was one of the folks who attended a weekend seminar on bird songs that I did for Pt. Reyes … more →
First birds of summer
atowhee wrote 4 weeks ago: It was the third Sunday bird walk, and there were more birds than birders. Steven Runnels and I wer … more →
Recent sightings
atowhee wrote 1 month ago: Western Screech-Owl, a peek performance. Here he’s head and shoulders above me. The … more →
Mountain meadows and more
atowhee wrote 1 month ago: I was part of a birdsong field course sponsored by Klamath Bird Observatory. Today was the practica … more →
Friday Morning in Foggy Mountains
atowhee wrote 1 month ago: At 615am, June 5, I picked up Mike and Pam Holmes, a pair of Pennsylvania birders. They were at Ash … more →
Prothonotary warbler
McGowan wrote 1 month ago: WordPress video I filmed a prothonotary warbler last week in Magee Marsh just outside of Toledo, Oh … more →
Roger Tory Peterson’s 100 Year Birthday Party
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mon@rch wrote 1 month ago: RTPI Group for the Peterson festival! This weekend the Roger Tory Peterson Institute (RTPI) celebra … more →
You Could Look (It) Up
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hillsteadnatureblog wrote 1 month ago: I think I might just be relieved that the warbler season is coming to a close. My neck is worn out … more →
Some recent sightings: from Great Horned to tiniest tot
atowhee wrote 1 month ago: From the huge and ferocious, to the tiny and entitled. Confronted with that tiny saber-master, the … more →
Willow warbler (phylloscopus trochilus)
Risto wrote 1 month ago: Here is a willow warbler in the middle of a willow! Click the pic! … more →
A Saturday Afternoon of birding: May 23, 2009
atowhee wrote 1 month ago: Afternoon of the first day on Golden Gate Audubon’s trip to the Ashland area. Looking across … more →
Three Days in May
atowhee wrote 1 month ago: A group of birders from the Golden Gate Audubon Society (SF and Oakland) have spent three days birdi … more →
Garden population shifts
atowhee wrote 1 month ago: Until the weather got truly warm, Juncos were the most numerous species in our garden. Now one pair … more →
Wednesday's wonders
atowhee wrote 1 month ago: Began the day with a field trip at North Mountain Park for my OLLI classes. Twenty-five of us follo … more →
Klamath and the Cascades, wrap up
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atowhee wrote 2 months ago: These are some final images and imaginings from the day-long trip I took to Klamath Basin with Bill … more →
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