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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.
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When The Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge Had Quail - Someone mentioned Quail over on the Friends of Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge Page. A couple of us mentioned that it has been several years since we h...
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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...2 days ago
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A Visit To The Burlington Ship Canal - Located at the extreme western end of Lake Ontario, the city of Hamilton sits on a large, shallow bay which is connected to the big lake by the Burlingto...6 days ago
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Testing Testing…anyone home? - Testing testing My Blog template disappeared so i am testing this new one. Yes we bought all of this to drink for our Maine getaway. We did end up drinking...
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Arctic Tern at Nickerson Beach LI, NY - This was a long overdue Nassau County bird and fitting that I found my own at Nickerson Beach LI, NY. On June 7th, I was scanning a group of Common Terns w...
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Hummingbirds and Jewelweed - Recognize this watercolor? It's the hummingbird painting you see in my blog banner! Maine's Wild Seed project contacted me earlier in the year to inquire...
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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.* .
7 months ago -
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...
1 year ago -
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...2 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...
2 years ago -
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 ove...
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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...4 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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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...5 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...5 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...5 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...5 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 Observances6 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 ...7 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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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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