At 8:15 am I checked our video camera and the owl was
in the box, sleeping.
On past days the owl was a real jack-in-the-box.
From 11 A.M. until after 2 P.M. it was sitting at the
entry until driven down by Chickadees. This went
on many times.
But later on, at 4 P.M., the owl sat continuously at
This talk will be based on Stan's book Majestic Eagles. Stan always says
that it’s hard to take a bad picture of the Bald Eagle and in this
presentation you will see what he means. These birds are not only our
national symbol but they are amazing subjects to photograph. Filled with
hundreds of
For the third season in a row, I have been attempting to document the number
of individuals of the more uncommon gulls in the Duluth-Superior harbor
during the fall and winter of 2010-2011. This is done by analyzing photos,
most of which I have posted to www.pbase.com/karlbardon under
Hello:
We are doing quite well with registrations ( 100 participants so far ) and I am
extending another week for people who maybe still interested in participating
in
this years Sax-Zim Bog Winter Birding Festival.
Date: February 18-20
Where: Meadowlands Community Center, Meadowlands, MN
I have to add that I'm envious of those 100 people; if it weren't for
unforeseen circumstances, Rob and I would be on the Sax-Zim Festival
list for the third time. The area habitat and its birds are special,
and we've always enjoyed at least a respectable portion of the target
species every time.
Hi All,
Just a reminder that this coming Saturday, February 5, is Winterfest at
Sherburne NWR. To see a poster with complete event listings, go to:
http://www.fws.gov/midwest/sherburne/Winter.htm
We have room for more participants in both of the Nature Photography
workshops
with Dave
On two occasions this year I have been lucky enough to have golden ea
On two occasions this year I have been lucky enough to have golden eagles fly
right overhead while down on the Minnesota / Wisconsin border. On January 8th
with a group from the National Eagle Center we had a beautiful
This will interest some...especially you marathoners -- Jim Mattsson
From: Important Bird Areas Program Discussion List on behalf of CECIL, John
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Subject: FW: Ruddy hell: turnstone flies 27,000 kms - twice!!
Too good not to
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