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- Warren Buss
- Farmer, Birder, I enjoy nature and traveling, I follow College Football and Basketball, interested in history and genealogy.
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Eurasian Collared-Dove Arrives in New York City - It was only a matter of time before one showed in one of the 5 Boroughs and so on June 22nd, when David Ringer reported that he had found an apparent *Euras...
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A Fledgling Mourning Dove Watching Me - I was filling my bird feeder when I spotted this fledgling Mourning Dove in a tree above me. Most of the time I see them on the ground instead of in a tr...2 days ago
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Breeding Birds in the Boreal forest - It’s been a busy couple of months in my house since my last post in April. A new job, a new apartment, and plenty of changes for the better in my life ha...3 days ago
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Bird Banding at Seven Islands State Birding Park - Seven Islands Willdife Refuge officially became Tennesee's Seven Islands State Birding Park on July 1st. Five days later I drove the thirty-minute drive to...
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A Very Capey Weekend - It was a very Capey weekend . Fourth of July weekend we took Jeff's Mom to the Cape and spent a few days with Jeff's family, leaving our Homey behind i...
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Flying Jewels of Spring - The spring season is one of my favorite times of the year. Along with milder temperatures, the greening of foliage and flowering trees, bird migration occ...
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Good News Bad News Good News Good News - Goods news, I’m still here. Bad news, the cancer has spread. Good news, my prognosis is good. Good news, our second grandchild, a boy was born this past ...
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Morning photos - This was quite a show and it lasted for about 2 hour. Its called a Sun Halo
5 months ago -
Birding at Asa Wright Nature Center in Trinidad and Tobago, Part 2 - If you have read Part 1 of this series on my trip to Trinidad and Tobago, you have seen honeycreepers and hummingbirds that I saw from the Asa Wright veran...
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Ice Bloom - *Echinacea blooms covered in ice during last week's freezing drizzle. We are very laid back gardeners (lazy?). Dead-heading we never do, and seldom get...
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October 2013 Views - First of all, I would like to apologize for not posting in quite some time. My husband and I moved in August to Lincoln, NE. My husband, Ken, took a...
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WHAT Is That Bug On My Butterfly Weed? - This is an *immature acanalonia* or* leaf hopper* .. *a nymph*. While looking at my butterfly weed plant I noticed a piece of dandelion fluff. I thought ...
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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...1 year 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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June 2012 Bird Photos from the Creston Valley - The following photos were all taken in the first two weeks of June in the Creston Valley. If you wish to purchase prints or license any of my images plea...2 years ago
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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...2 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...2 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...2 years ago
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Bird Quiz #260 - click the image to view larger Our last quiz featured a warbler sporting plumage that you’d probably see it in today, but come spring it would look distinc...2 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 ...4 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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Idaho Birding Blog - The Idaho Birding Blog is now being hosted at http://www.birdingisfun.com/!4 years ago
Aren't they the sweetest things! Our Harris's are beginning their Spring time little whistle sounds that I love so much.
ReplyDeleteFantastic capture of the handsome Harris's Sparrow! I have yet to view one of these birds in person, so it's especially nice to view your wonderful post today.
ReplyDeleteMuch more handsome than the house sparrows we have down here
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