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Using birds to discuss and explore the natural world. Monday, August 10, 2015. Post #32 - A bit of Biology - What is a nictitating membrane? One of this things that I love about photography is the ability to revisit the birds I saw in the field once I return home. The shot preserves the moment that I experienced and sometimes even augments it. Take for example this shot of a Red-winged blackbird that I took at Great Meadows National Wildlife Refuge in Concord Masssachusetts. 1/400 at f/ 7.1, ISO 400.

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The Speckled Hatchback: January 2015

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Using birds to discuss and explore the natural world. Thursday, January 29, 2015. Post #5 - The seemingly invincible Horned lark. Birds can seemingly survive anywhere. Whether it be Emperor penguins incubating eggs in the middle of the Antarctic winter or the newly discovered Desert tawny owl. Horned lark New World range. Horned lark - Eremophila alpestris. Jones Beach, Long Island, New York. Canon 500mm f/4 IS v1 1.4x Teleconverter III on Canon EOS 1D Mark IV. 1/3200 at f/5.6, ISO 400. Aperture priority...

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The Speckled Hatchback: March 2015

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Using birds to discuss and explore the natural world. Tuesday, March 24, 2015. Post #15 - Speaking dates being booked! Since I am still city-bound, I'll just throw up a quick post to let everyone know that I have created a speaking schedule that is linked here. And can be found as a tab below the banner picture above. I just this week have been invited to lecture at the Falsterbo Birding Show and Festival in Southern Sweden in September! Wednesday, March 18, 2015. The countdown is on! Right now this is t...

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The Speckled Hatchback: February 2015

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Using birds to discuss and explore the natural world. Saturday, February 28, 2015. Post #12 - All it takes is one good bird, good behavior, Boston bound! For the first time in a few weeks, I was actually able to escape Manhattan. I spent last night out Long Island. I had planned to sleep on my friends' inflatable bed, but a few swift chomps by their bulldog punctured it. Bulldogs are apparently in no danger of being too smart for their own good. I am excited to be visiting Boston for a few days this next...

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The Speckled Hatchback: About the blog

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Using birds to discuss and explore the natural world. Welcome to The Speckled Hatchback! Was well received, and I hope to here replicate at least a fraction of the excitement for that project. The birds that I find on my regular birding outings will certainly provide the starting point for most entries, and I will build on this avian base when I can with natural history, relevant conservation efforts, and occasional commentary on environmental policy. Go out into the woods and just wait for the Speckled ...

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The Speckled Hatchback: Post #31 - A potential North American first - GRAY THRASHER!!

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Using birds to discuss and explore the natural world. Monday, August 3, 2015. Post #31 - A potential North American first - GRAY THRASHER! Well, I might have ticked my first life bird of 2015 this weekend! I say might, because, as I'll discuss, there is at least some amount of uncertainty about the origin of the Gray thrasher that appeared in San Diego this weekend. Gray thrasher - Toxostoma cinereum. Canon 500mm f/4 IS v1 1.4x III on EOS 1D Mark IV. 1/800 at f/5.6, ISO 1600, Manual mode. This species, l...

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Studying the birds and butterflies of central Kansas. Friday, February 27, 2015. Viceroy Hibernacula: Something about butterflies for a change. Ever wondered what butterflies do during the winter? A few migrate each year (like the Monarch), but most overwinter in our area, either as adults or larvae. The Viceroy, Limenitis archippus,. I raised several Viceroys last summer and knew where I might find these dormant caterpillars. This may just look like a dead leaf, but it has a little caterpillar inside!

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Reno County Birdmen: Piratics on the High Plains

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Studying the birds and butterflies of central Kansas. Wednesday, May 13, 2015. Piratics on the High Plains. News broke on Friday that a Piratic Flycatcher (an ultra rare vagrant from Central America) had been found at Scott State Park in western Kansas. We wished we could chase it on Saturday, but had already had our "big day" at Quivira planned for several months. We decided to check after church on Sunday, and if it was still being seen, entertain chasing this first state record. I love the pirate them...

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Reno County Birdmen: Cheyenne Bottoms and Quivira on June 1

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Studying the birds and butterflies of central Kansas. Thursday, June 4, 2015. Cheyenne Bottoms and Quivira on June 1. Things began to pick up some when we revisited the road (NE 170th St.) we had passed over quickly on our way to the rail field. A variety of shorebirds, forced onto the road because of the high water, gave us great looks. The highlights were eight Sanderling, three of which were in alternate plumage, and a Ruddy Turnstone. Alternate plumage Sanderling: photo by Andrew. We finished our run...

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Reno County Birdmen: Strays from the South: Sisters and Sickle-wings, Oh My!

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Studying the birds and butterflies of central Kansas. Monday, July 20, 2015. Strays from the South: Sisters and Sickle-wings, Oh My! Butterflies are on the move! I didn't know what species, but no sisters are expected here. Luckily it was very tame and allowed us to get some great photos, confirming it as an Arizona Sister, apparently only the sixth record for Kansas! Per Butterflies and Moths of North America Online. Arizona and California Sisters. A couple of weeks ago, Anthony photographed a butterfly...

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Reno County Birdmen: August 2015

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Studying the birds and butterflies of central Kansas. Monday, August 24, 2015. While we were watching it we found a nice flock that also had Black-throated Green Warbler, a year bird. I also had a nice Phaon Crescent that posed for me. This was only the second Philadelphia Vireo I have seen in Reno. Hopefully this good birding continues! Friday, August 21, 2015. Cheyenne Bottoms on Thursday. Ring-billed Gull: photo by Bryant. Neotropic Cormorant: photo by Andrew. We continued back around the lake, stoppi...

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Biking for Birds: July 31, 2015 - Speaking calendar posted on The Speckled Hatchback

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Friday, July 31, 2015. July 31, 2015 - Speaking calendar posted on The Speckled Hatchback. Just a quick note to direct your attention to the Speaking Dates. Tab on The Speckled Hatchback. My more general birding blog. I am available to speak about my adventure in any sort of forum: birding, biking, adventure, life/career choices, etc. Please contact me at thespeckledhatchback@gmail.com if you or your organization is interested! November 14, 2015 at 12:54 AM. November 23, 2015 at 1:06 AM. Penalty-free wit...

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Reno County Birdmen: Landfill Report: February 20

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Studying the birds and butterflies of central Kansas. Saturday, February 21, 2015. Landfill Report: February 20. Possible Nelson's Gull: Photo by Andrew. Possible Nelson's Gull: Photo by Bryant. 1st cycle Kumlien's Gull: Photo by Andrew. 1st cycle Kumlien's Gull: Photo by Andrew. Adult Thayer's Gull: Photo by Andrew. Mrs I (Miriam Iwashige). February 22, 2015 at 10:12 PM. I finally had time to check out your new blog, and read right through the whole thing. Nice work. February 24, 2015 at 12:21 PM. Vicer...

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Reno County Birdmen: India 2015 | Part One: Kolkata

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Studying the birds and butterflies of central Kansas. Tuesday, July 7, 2015. India 2015 Part One: Kolkata. This spring I had the opportunity to accompany my father on a short trip to India. Needless to say, I was very excited about this chance to visit another part of the world! This is the first (brief) post I'm writing about our trip. A Common Myna holds forth. An inquisitive House Crow. After a quick breakfast of scaldingly spicy curry, we headed to the airport to catch our flight to Dimapur, in the f...

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Reno County Birdmen: Reno County Landfill report: February 12

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Studying the birds and butterflies of central Kansas. Friday, February 13, 2015. Reno County Landfill report: February 12. We moved around the sandpit and got better looks, though no good photos. It eventually flew off towards the landfill so we headed over there. We promptly found several 1st cycle Thayer's and a few more LBBG of various ages. I happened to glance over at some other gulls and spotted a 1st cycle. Kumlien's standing just a short distance away! 2nd cycle Kumlien's /Thayer's? First cycle I...

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Reno County Birdmen: June 2015

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Studying the birds and butterflies of central Kansas. Saturday, June 20, 2015. This Coral Hairstreak was feeding on the flowering Privet bush in our yard. It was a lifer! Even though these are supposed to be rare, Joseph and I have seen close to ten Gray Coppers. This is only the second Funereal Duskywing that I have seen. I saw this Variegated Fritillary in our neighbors alfalfa field. This Arogos Skipper was my 71st life butterfly in Kansas. Sunday, June 14, 2015. If you are interested in getting into ...

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