~Friday’s Feathered Friend
Originally posted on Wolf Song Blog:
~Rose-breasted Grosbeak It has been a long time since this Rosey bird graced our yard. First sighting this morning! Happy Birding! Continue reading ~Friday’s Feathered Friend
Day: May 20, 2020
~Sitting in the rain eating an orange
Originally posted on Wolf Song Blog:
Sitting in the rain, eating an orange, feeling no pain, waiting for a handsome male to come into range. ? I sure hope she has more oranges in storage. Female Western Tanager. The first sighting, of the season, was on May 10, 2020. Photos were taken today. Happy Birding! ? ? Continue reading ~Sitting in the rain eating an orange
~Bird of The Day
Originally posted on Wolf Song Blog:
? Bird Watching at home today for the Global Big Day Bird Count. I captured a House Wren building a nest. There were three around, two males and one female. We attached a birdhouse on the ham radio antenna. House Wren Gathering nest-building material. I have had this bird box a very long time. “I sure wish this wind… Continue reading ~Bird of The Day
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Stunning summer tanager a lesser-known relative of scarlet tanager
Originally posted on Our Fine Feathered Friends:
Photo Provided by Helen Whited • A male summer tanager visits a feeder during a migration stop in southwest Virginia. Helen Whited, a resident of Richlands, Virginia, recently emailed me a photo of a feathered visitor in her yard asking for help with identification. She had already narrowed down the possibilities. “I’m thinking a tanager of some kind,”… Continue reading Stunning summer tanager a lesser-known relative of scarlet tanager
Feathers Postponement
Originally posted on Hermanus Bird Club:
? Mike Bryan has made a sensible suggestion. He says that members are probably suffering from quiz overload, and he may be right. With this in mind I have decided to hold the Feathers Game over until Monday, when we will start with the same birds already put out yesterday. This should give you all a chance to clear… Continue reading Feathers Postponement
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Bits and Pieces – Final Results
Originally posted on Hermanus Bird Club:
? Well, this is what you have all been waiting for. The excellent quiz arranged by Mike has come to an end and we have a clear winner! Well done, Coerie on achieving 36 points out of a possible 40. This is a great result and it attests to some careful analysis of the images! The Hallets are in… Continue reading Bits and Pieces – Final Results
Bits and Pieces – The Finals
Originally posted on Hermanus Bird Club:
? Today we have four birds for your final challenge: Continue reading Bits and Pieces – The Finals
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