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Nov
2009
Chasing Drongos

7 hours ago by Seb

On the drive home from work today I noticed a Spangled Drongo (Dicrurus bracteatus) spiraling and flying extravagantly high above a gum tree on the side of the road. These absolutely unique Australian birds are a true delight to watch, seemingly always ready to put on an impressive aerial display ri ...

Birding Cairns - cairnsbirds.wordpress.com

Fog and the Flock

8 hours ago by OmbudsBen

We were out recently, a pleasantly foggy dawn, the dogs and I “taking the air” and enjoying the humidity, grateful we do not live in a desert. (When the water is sucked out of the air, it feels to me as if the life is sucked out, too.) When we got out to the misty campground, looking over to the boa ...

OmbudsBen - ombudsben.wordpress.com · Rank: 153,995 · 14 references

Presentation About Coastal and Ocean Birds

10 hours ago by Danielle

Today I did a presentation about two parts of the State of the Birds Report, the coasts and the oceans. I’m studying the oceans in school, so those two subjects were appropriate. My major is ocean and coastal resources and I have a seminar in marine sciences class. This class meets once a week and e ...

About Those Birds - aboutthosebirds.com · 1 reference

Birds in the bush, and elsewhere

11 hours ago by atowhee

Adult White-crowned Sparrow at North Mountain Park. White-throated Sparrow at North Mountain Park. Lincoln’s Sparrow skulking in the pondside brush, North Mountain Park. Female Hooded Merganser showing her consummate hairdo. Ashland Pond. Lousy picture of male Eurasian Wigeon, alsoon Ashland Pond. T ...

Towheeblog - atowhee.wordpress.com · 8 references

Hey, it’s a Wrentit!

13 hours ago by Allison

Can’t resist posting this swell picture by E of a Wrentit (Chamaea fasciata), a veritable Dinky Dude not of the Desert, but of West Coast scrub and inland chaparral. (left, Wrentit, photo E. Shock) It may have subdued plumage, but how can anyone not like a skulking tiny bird with white eyes, who is ...

Three Star Owl - ... - threestarowl.com · 4 references

09
Nov
2009
My World is Sycamore Canyon

14 hours ago by Kathiesbirds

Sycamore Canyon Looking north towards Mt. Lemmon 11-4-09 I have lived in Sycamore Canyon for two and a half years now and still I have not hiked all of the trails in my neighborhood. And so it is on a sunny Wednesday morning in November that I find myself hiking north down the road towards the Sagua ...

Sycamore Canyon - coronadetucson.blogspot.com · Rank: 124,190 · 41 references

Bird of the Week

15 hours ago by tidebelize

BLUE-GRAY TANAGER Thraupis episcopus OTHER NAMES: Blue Tanager (arch.), Bluebird (C), raxon tzul (K) Common throughout; Open Woodland; Pale Grayish blue body, with bright turquoise wings and tail Identification: 6.5” (16.5 cm). Unmistakable pale grayish blue and darker on back, with bright turquoise ...

TIDE Belize Blog - tidebelize.wordpress.com

Whooper mania

15 hours ago by Michael Pearce

Ed Markel called today with a story about seeing 17 huge white birds on a wheat field that borders his Stafford County farm. He sees a lot of wildlife every year but the tone in his voice said these were special. Ed is one of many inflicted with whooper mania in the past few days. The past week has ...

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Sanderlings in Molt

15 hours ago by slybird

This past August I spent a few days birding Long Island getting my shorebird fix for the year (yes, I am just now putting something together to post). One of the best reasons to visit the Long Island beaches is to see the big flocks of Sanderling playing in the waves. When taking big flock shots of ...

Biological Ramblings - slybird.blogspot.com · Rank: 74,331 · 47 references

Where we wouldn’t put wind turbines

16 hours ago by eatmorecookies

Let’s just say for the sake of argument that wind power actually was as “green” as developers and lobbyists would have us believe – a big stretch, but bear with me. It would make good energy sense to erect towers and transmission lines anywhere we had favorable winds, right? But I suspect there are ...

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