Pectoral Sandpiper
Another view of the Pectoral Sandpiper
Semipalmated Sandpiper
1 year ago
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About Me
- Warren Buss
- Farmer, Birder, I enjoy nature and traveling, I follow College Football and Basketball, interested in history and genealogy.
My Blog List
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Amazing Elephants - On my recent visit to Kruger National Park in South Africa in May 2023, I had the opportunity to visit the northern end of the park. An area less crowde...
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Notes From a Northwestern Ontario Backyard – August 2022 - Hello again! Wow, it’s been a really quiet season here up until just recently. I had my feeders put away in late spring, after FeederWatch season ended a...2 years ago
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Bar-tailed Godwit at Cupsogue Flats - With the recent find by Ben Boldiuc of a *Bar-tailed Godwit* at *Cupsogue* Long Island NY, there has been a renewed interest in birding the *Cupsogue* Fl...2 years ago
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A walk in the woods - Click on the date or time below my name to read the rest of the story.5 years ago
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American Robin With Caterpillar - Last week I was at the Fort Smith Historic Site here in Arkansas and I saw a large number of American Robins. They were picking up something in the leave...
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One Kind Word Can Warm Three Winter Months - Wintry Brrr...eautiful Moments to warm the soul *New Category for* *Nature-ally BeautifulWinterNote Cards* Chilly temperatures, snow storms and shor...
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Outstanding invoices email 1 of 2 - Hi Further to our conversation, there are four aged invoices outstanding. Please can you look at these and provide an update regarding payment. Thank y...7 years ago
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Tufted titmouse (Baeolophus bicolor) - *Tufted titmouse (Baeolophus bicolor)* *Out in our first snow of the winter. Only about an inch of snowfall.* .
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Another Goodbye - It was a quick, peaceful passing and our hearts are broken. Bailey left us the evening of October 29th. We miss you sweet girl! [image: 36451_13180390683...
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A Kirtland's Warbler and Other Spring Birds - I love spring migration! To the surprise and delight of birders and nature photographers, a rare bird, the Kirtland's Warbler, visited Montrose Point Bird...
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Spring Fancy–The Biggest Week in American Birding - Alfred Lord Tennyson said in Locksley Hall that “In the Spring a livelier iris changes on the burnish’d dove; In the Spring a young man’s fancy lightly tur...9 years ago
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Hiding in Plain Sight... - After a really long hiatus from birding, I recently returned to my old stomping grounds - the George C. Reifel Migratory Bird Sanctuary - to see what I cou...
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All puffed up, that Titmouse! - Well, what should we expect at - 23C but with the sun behind it helps a bit. Other parts of the country have had snow and lots of it, but ov...
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Florida's Sunshine Skyway Bridge - *The Florida Sunshine Skyway Bridge underwent a transformation after 1980 when a barge veered into the old bridge and took out the pillons-- Friday May 9th...11 years ago
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Wed. Wings-Birding with Tucson Friends - Its been a while since I posted a blog and I can't wait to share with you the wonderful time I had birding with fellow birder/bloggers Kathie Brown and Chr...
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Georges River Osprey - This year’s annual run of Alewives at Damariscotta Mills was awesome, but the Osprey and Bald Eagle action at this location was not. We had a back up locat...12 years ago
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Morons Flush Snowy Owl To Get A Photograph - I got this video from www.birdscanada.com please visit that site for the full explanation and great commentary. More can also be found on Bird Chick's blog...12 years ago
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Wood Duck Wonders - I love ducks, as do most birders. From Cinnamon Teals to American Wigeons to Northern Pintails, ducks have endless varieties of looks and patterns that mak...12 years ago
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New address - My Blog has moved. If you are not automatically forwarded, please visit my new site but all the same posts and content at: Nature Observances13 years ago
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Hold on spring, I'm not quite done with winter - Part 2 - There have been some snide comments floating around suggesting that I have been a little tardy with the blog posts. Thankfully, those rumours can be quashe...
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NJO has a new location! - We're in the process of making a switch to http://njoutdoors.wordpress.com/ - please continue to follow the blog at its new home! NJ Outdoors is expanding ...14 years ago
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Snoy Egret - Snowy Egret *This is my first siting of a Snowy Egret. The Snowy Egret is Similar to the Little Egret. This is not a regula...
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Lovely series of images, Warren! A nice way to start the morning viewing such beauty.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo series Warren!
ReplyDeleteTerrific shot with both PESA and SESA in the same frame. Well done!
ReplyDeleteSuper sweet shots!! I love these pretty shorebirds!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous captures Warren!
ReplyDeleteNice photos of a White-rumped Sandpiper with a Semi-palmated sandpiper. Notice the streaking towards flankd and blonde scapulars on the WRSA.
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