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Category Archives: Birds
Winter Hawking, with Eagles and a Surprise.
Took a walk along Sand Creek the other day, scoping out where I’ll begin leading my first bird walk in quite awhile. It was clear, cold and beautiful and I saw some lovely birds. This first beauty – Red-tailed Hawk … Continue reading
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Fall is Awesome! Project FeederWatch and Other Stuff
I love the changes that happen in my yard in the fall. The Three Leaf Sumac bushes turn riotous colors.The robins go off their rocker:American Robins seem to have this reputation of being such a sweet backyard bird. NOT. “My” … Continue reading
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