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Backyard Birds – May 2016 – Birding with Jess
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Anatomy of a Bird. Backyard Birds – May 2016. May 16, 2016. We’ve also got all the usual “trash birds”, as I call them. European Starlings, Common Grackles, and House Sparrows. Occasionally we get a partially leucistic Grackle that is pretty interesting to look at, and we’ve gotten to watch House Sparrow fledglings get fed by mom, which Big C thinks is pretty fun to see. Catching Up – Birding Big Day. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public). Blog at WordPress.c...
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Anatomy of a Bird – Birding with Jess
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Anatomy of a Bird. Anatomy of a Bird. Cornell Lab of Ornithology. American Ornithologists’ Union. Blog at WordPress.com.
Bird Identification – Birding with Jess
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Anatomy of a Bird. Building Skills: The 4 Keys to Bird Identification. Audubon: How to Identify Birds. Cornell: How to ID Birds. From the Cornell Lab of Ornithology:. Are you amazed at how quickly birders can identify birds? Actually, it’s just like getting to know your human neighbors. When you move into a new neighborhood everyone is a stranger, but soon you recognize people based on their characteristics, such as habits, shape, styles of walking, and the places where you see them. Birds in the same ge...
Choosing a Field Guide – Birding with Jess
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Anatomy of a Bird. Middot; Tips and Tricks. Choosing a Field Guide. April 18, 2016. April 19, 2016. One of the most important tools a birder can have is a good field guide. There are bazillions of guides available to choose from. This post will attempt to help you determine what kind of guide you want, and offer some suggestions within those categories. Illustrated vs. Photographic. Sibley’s Field Guide to Birds. This guide is smaller and more portable than the Sibley’s guide. In most instances...I don&#...
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Birding With Dave
Tuesday, January 6, 2015. Just a quickie today. First off, there were quite a few of these birds that are just so full of themselves, they swim around with their noses in the air, like they own the place. Of course, I didn't see too many other birds challenging them and their attitudes. There were quite a few of these Ring-necked out there. They pretty much hung by themselves and with the Coots and Redheads. This Mallard just seemed content to admire his reflection in the smooth water. Now for the IDs...
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Birding with David Simpson
Birding with David Simpson. I offer customized tours throughout Florida for individuals or small groups. I have over 25 years of experience leading tours, am familiar with all aspects of Florida wildlife, and have an extensive knowledge of native plants, snakes, frogs, and many other critters you encounter in Florida. Or contact me via email at SimpsonDavid@mac.com. Or phone (321-720-5516) to arrange a customized tour. Wednesday, January 24, 2018. Follow me on Meetup! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Birding With FD3
A blog documenting my adventures in birding, especially my 2012 Ventura County, CA Big Year attempt! Sunday, May 20, 2012. Close Encounters of the Bird Kind. Hi, I'm a birder and it's been six weeks since my last post. Fear not! I have been seeing birds, I just haven't been writing about it. So, let's play a little catch up before I ramble on about avian matters. Lately, I've been on a pretty good streak of "special" bird encounters. I think everyone has their own idea for what they consider "special...
Birding with Ivy
Tuesday, January 1, 2013. This is a Mute Swan I saw last year with my family on Watauga Lake. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). This blog is to keep track of the birds I see during our family's "Big Year" in 2013. View my complete profile. Ethereal template. Powered by Blogger.
Birding with Jess – Adventures in Birdwatching
Anatomy of a Bird. Backyard Birds – May 2016. May 16, 2016. The spring birds have arrived and it’s so much fun watching out the kitchen window every day lately. We have several feeders out there, containing a variety of snacks for our birdy friends. Offerings include Nyjer, Black-oil Sunflower (In shell and kernels), Safflower, Peanuts (whole, shelled, and pieces depending on what I have), Suet (various… Continue reading Backyard Birds – May 2016. Catching Up – Birding Big Day. May 16, 2016. This morning...
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Birding with Kaedon
Tuesday, January 1, 2013. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). This blog is to document the species of bird I spot during 2013 as I participate in a "Big Year" with my family and friends. Tufted titmouse Northern Cardinal Eastern Blue Bir. Watermark template. Powered by Blogger.
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National Wildlife Refuge Tally. National Wildlife Refuges Visited. Birding Trips -Karen's List. Birding Trips-Karen and Teresa's list. Karen Bird List 2-13-14. Karen yard and feeders. National Wildlife Refuge Signs. Teresa and Karen's photo album. Barn Island Wildlife Management Area 5-11-13. Big Cypress National Preserve Loop Rd Highway 41. Bodie Island Lighthouse Area 10-26-13. Bowmans Beach Regional Park 12-29-13. Cape Lookout National Seashore 7-14-12. Dagny Johnson Key Largo Hammock SP. Colusa Natio...
Birding with Kate | Life is joyful with beatutiful feathered friends
Life is joyful with beatutiful feathered friends. Birding with Kate Facebook. This winter I haven’t had any luck to see snowy owl yet. These pictures are from last winter. My husband and I drove down to 68th ave on a stormy … Continue Reading →. I can’t wait to see them again! I was so excited to hear birds start singing last week. I heard cardinals, tit mice, chickadees, house finches singing! After this harsh winter, I just look forward to seeing … Continue Reading →. The Best Birding Season. This wint...
Bird Guide to the Upper Texas Coast
Bird Guide to the Upper Texas Coast. Cancer treatment for Nicole.
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Birding with Kenn and Kimberly
Thursday, September 15, 2016. Although Kenn and I were away from home and missed it, two more baby turtles hatched! And while our hearts might be a teensy bit sad to have missed it, we couldn't be happier that our dear friend Tiffanie got to share this experience with her daughter. In fact, after looking at the pictures and seeing the radiant, happy smile on Delaney's face as she released these tiny bundles of life, we wouldn't change the way these two baby turtles came into the world for anything. This ...
