Day: June 18, 2020
Spring is Over
Originally posted on KeriBirder:
So in northern Ohio, we had been expecting a last, final wave of spring migrants, again based upon data from the Black Swamp Bird Observatory (BSBO) website. It seems that it came, and went just as quickly. Numerous reports abounded yesterday of a great number of birds along the shores of Lake Erie. From Wendy Park in Cleveland, to Erie Street… Continue reading Spring is Over
My Birding Life…
Originally posted on KeriBirder:
I just got through watching “The Big Year” again for the umpteenth time. I love to watch this movie, especially the extended version, and typically find it to be quite inspirational for me. I used to spend every summer with my Grams in a small little community called Ocean Park, Maine, right on the Atlantic Ocean. When I was about twelve,… Continue reading My Birding Life…
Huge Fallout… Finally
Originally posted on KeriBirder:
Well, turns out I was wrong… maybe lol. While I do think that the migration was in fact running early, it certainly got bogged down in May. Lots of rain and strong winds in not the right directions held the birds back from northern Ohio, but boy did they show up in numbers this past week. Friday, May 15th was the… Continue reading Huge Fallout… Finally
Hike & Go Seek – Garden of the Gods – Illinois
Originally posted on Best of the Midwest! Hiking – nature – photography:
Looking for spectacular views with a short hike among some of the most unique rock formations in the United States? Look no further than Garden of the Gods in Southern Illinois. The most popular hike in the Shawnee National Forest, Garden of the Gods gives tourists amazing insight into the geologic structure of Southern Illinois… Continue reading Hike & Go Seek – Garden of the Gods – Illinois
Wild Bird Wednesday – Backyard Birds
Originally posted on Best of the Midwest! Hiking – nature – photography:
? Hi everyone! It’s Cindy here. Last week I showed you our Bluebirds so this week I want to show you some of the other birds around our yard. Let’s start with the largest. There is no difference between male and female Blue Jays but the next pair has subtle difference between genders.… Continue reading Wild Bird Wednesday – Backyard Birds
Wilderness Wednesday
Originally posted on Best of the Midwest! Hiking – nature – photography:
Think there is not much wilderness left in the United States…think again. And while much of it is in such states as California, Arizona, Washington and Alaska, we have a gem right here in the Midwest – Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness in Minnesota! Bordering the Arrowhead Region of the Canadian Board, the… Continue reading Wilderness Wednesday
Introduction
Originally posted on New England Nature:
I have been waiting for the chance to do a Massachusetts Birding Big Year for a long time and this year I decided I would do it. For the past few months I have been going all over the state trying to see as many bird species as possible. I have seen a Pink-footed Goose in Rochester a Summer… Continue reading Introduction
Birding at North River Wildlife Sanctuary
Originally posted on New England Nature:
Before COIVD-19 happened, I went to the North River Audubon quite frequently. Unfortunately, many of the Audubon sanctuaries in the area have been closed until very recently. This morning I woke up and immediately thought that today was the day that I would go back there while there are still not a whole lot of people outside.? When I… Continue reading Birding at North River Wildlife Sanctuary
Essex County Birding
Originally posted on New England Nature:
When I was checking eBird last night, I noticed that two very unusual birds were spotted about five miles away from each other. A Wilson’s Phalarope was spotted on the side of the road in Newbury and an American Avocet was observed feeding at Parker River National Wildlife Sanctuary in Newburyport. The fact that these two birds that were… Continue reading Essex County Birding
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