birdingwithben.blogspot.com
Birding with Ben
Thursday, April 23, 2009. April Birds in Corolla. This male E. Kingbird showed up on the 9th of April and has been hanging around ever since. He has since been joined by at least 5 others and their bare electrical wire on wire chatterings can be heard all over the grounds. I took this picture of him perched behind our center moments before he vacated to fill up on another insect. Check back for more updates and keep the migrants coming! Sunday, February 8, 2009. Rare Black-headed Gull (and Seals). It def...
birdingwithbinns.blogspot.com
BIRDING with BINnS
Friday, January 2, 2015. At this time of year I often hear tapping coming from stands of phragmites and cattails. A little searching along the dike road of my local patch, John Heinz NWR, Philadelphia, soon revealed a female Downy Woodpecker hammering away for stem boring insects. 169; adrian binns / WildsideNatureTours.com. Labels: BIRDING with BINnS™. Sunday, December 1, 2013. How Sniper Got Its Name. In days of yore, when rifles were not very accurate, you were considered an excellent marksman if you ...
birdingwithbobay.blogspot.com
Birding With Bobay
Sunday, July 12, 2015. Dickcissel was another target bird, a species with a rather unfortunate (or fortunate, depending on your taste in humor) four-letter AOU code. One can never see too many DICKs. I even took a few DICK pics. Dickcissel singin' away at Bluegrass FWA. And Rose-breasted Grosbeak,. Along with a random flyover Common Loon. Got me to that 100 mark for the state, and around 90 species for the day. Not a bad total at all. A lifer, along with my FOY Western Kingbird. Mountain Plovers are by n...
birdingwithbryan.com
Birding With Bryan
Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. About Birding with Bryan. Cormorants on the dock crib. September 3, 2013. Here is a couple of cormorants that were taking a rest on the dock cribs at the cottage. August 24, 2013. I couldn’t believe it when I came across this group of Sandhill Cranes in a field near Mar, Ontario. They were amazing. My access to the internet is a little sketchy, but when I get back to the states I will add a sound recording of them. August 24, 2013. August 24, 2013.
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Birding With Caleb
Tuesday, June 30, 2015. Recently after going to the birding camp up in the Chiris I have kept in touch with Walker Noe. Once we started walking north along the road it didn't take us long to locate my target Yellow-billed. After locating these birds we were content with our day, but we looked at the clock and saw that it was only 6:00am and we still had nearly five hours left to bird! After observing the nighthawks we hiked further to the west end of Tres Rios which has many mature cottonwoods. On ou...
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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 David Simpson
birdingwithfd3.blogspot.com
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...
birdingwithivy.blogspot.com
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.
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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...
