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The Life of Birds and Tourism in South Peru: August 2008

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View my complete profile. Dreaming at the top of the trees: Canopy Birds. Wednesday, August 13, 2008. Dreaming at the top of the trees: Canopy Birds. Watching the world below me I feel like a bird that always belonged here, I feel so good, so peaceful I just need wings to feel the freedom of be alive. Here in the canopy of the Rainforest you can hear, smell, watch, touch and taste the life. Green and Gold Tanager (. With Dacnis, Woodpeckers, Honeycreepers and sometimes even with mammals. It´s a tota...

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The Life of Birds and Tourism in South Peru: July 2008

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View my complete profile. Of birds and sea. Thursday, July 31, 2008. Of birds and sea. So, I decided to make a quick trip to the Lagoons of Mejia National Sanctuary, a Peruvian protected area that was created to protect resident and migratory birds, to search for the very early northern and some southern migrants. I found a very few Ruddy Turnstones (. Some Black-bellied Plovers (. And some Franklin`s Gulls (. Resident birds like the Inca Tern (. And Belcher`s Gull (. Lots of ducks, cormorants, etc.

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About the Photog

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Below to go to. William E. Spruance was born in Wilmington Dela. Ware and raised on Selborne Drive – just a piece down the road from the World Famous Buckley’s Tavern in Centerville DE. During prep school at. In Simsbury, Connecticut he learned black and white photography and darkroom development for the yearbook. William received a Bachelor's Degree in Aeronautical Engineering. Embry Riddle Aeronautical University. In Daytona Beach F. In September 2004 he attended the. Digital Landscape Workshop Series.

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Uncategorized Archives - Delta Wind Birds

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Big Day 2016 – Recap. Apr 18, 2016. Big Day 2016 – Recap. On Saturday, April 16, Jason Hoeksema and I conducted a Big Day in Mississippi as a fundraiser for Delta Wind Birds. We largely followed the same route as last year with the substitution of Spence’s Woods for Logtown, removal of the boat trip to Point Aux Chenes, and no stop at Clower-Thornton Nature Trails. We still need a good spot for Barn Owl to get an owl sweep, so if you know of one between Jackson and the coast, please let us know]. Jason r...

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The Life of Birds and Tourism in South Peru: Of birds and sea

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View my complete profile. Of birds and sea. Thursday, July 31, 2008. Of birds and sea. So, I decided to make a quick trip to the Lagoons of Mejia National Sanctuary, a Peruvian protected area that was created to protect resident and migratory birds, to search for the very early northern and some southern migrants. I found a very few Ruddy Turnstones (. Some Black-bellied Plovers (. And some Franklin`s Gulls (. Resident birds like the Inca Tern (. And Belcher`s Gull (. Lots of ducks, cormorants, etc.

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The Life of Birds and Tourism in South Peru: Dreaming at the top of the trees: Canopy Birds

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View my complete profile. Dreaming at the top of the trees: Canopy Birds. Wednesday, August 13, 2008. Dreaming at the top of the trees: Canopy Birds. Watching the world below me I feel like a bird that always belonged here, I feel so good, so peaceful I just need wings to feel the freedom of be alive. Here in the canopy of the Rainforest you can hear, smell, watch, touch and taste the life. Green and Gold Tanager (. With Dacnis, Woodpeckers, Honeycreepers and sometimes even with mammals. It´s a tota...

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The Life of Birds and Tourism in South Peru: The High Andes

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View my complete profile. Saturday, April 4, 2009. Feeling the thin fresh air around me I´m walking through valleys towards the High Andes. Here in Arequipa, over 2300 meters above the sea level, is where I born. The "White city" because of the materials used in it´s ancient buildings. And Cactus Canastero (. Also, in the polylepis forest you can find the Giant Conebill (. The beautiful Tit-like Dacnis (. The D´Orbigny´s Chat-Tyrant (. Blue and yellow Tanager. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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The Life of Birds and Tourism in South Peru: April 2009

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View my complete profile. Saturday, April 4, 2009. Feeling the thin fresh air around me I´m walking through valleys towards the High Andes. Here in Arequipa, over 2300 meters above the sea level, is where I born. The "White city" because of the materials used in it´s ancient buildings. And Cactus Canastero (. Also, in the polylepis forest you can find the Giant Conebill (. The beautiful Tit-like Dacnis (. The D´Orbigny´s Chat-Tyrant (. Blue and yellow Tanager. Links to this post.

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Birding Dude: August 2014

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Monday, August 25, 2014. Common Ringed Plover at Cupsogue LI New York. So where do I begin with this post. Let's see, I was running on a few hours of sleep between Friday and Saturday night due to the Shorebird Festival. 9 juveniles), picked up a few warblers (Common Yellowthroat and Yellow) and had calling Clapper Rail and Whimbrel. I managed to settle in on a spot where I began to sift through the shorebirds. I was at it for a few hours, checking and rechecking. The flats had opened a lot more prov...