In honor of all those Skater Birds, Ball Tossers, and all trickster in between, our December Word Search salutes your skills and antics!
Parrot Tricks Word Search: Feather Fun
Highlights of Port Macquarie – Birds and Koalas — aussiebirder
During our time away house sitting in Port Macquarie on the Mid-North Coast of NSW we had the privilege of seeing family and friends. We also saw many Koalas, one of Australia’s unique creatures known as marsupial mammals, though this is not altogether correct as they are uniquely Koala, having their own family : Phascolarctidae. […]
Highlights of Port Macquarie – Birds and Koalas — aussiebirder
Western Meadowlark — One of Three (Species) — Sonoran Images
You may enlarge any image in this blog by clicking on it. Click again for a detailed view. Western Meadowlarks migrate to southern Arizona each fall and winter. Currently, they are showing up in large numbers in the grasslands of Sonoita and Patagonia and in the farmlands northwest of Tucson. For years I had understood […]
Western Meadowlark — One of Three (Species) — Sonoran Images
Vermilion Flycatcher — Adult Males — Sonoran Images
You may enlarge any image in this blog by clicking on it. Click again for a detailed view. Over the past week or two I’ve featured some images of Vermilion Flycatchers — an immature male and an adult female. Today, I’m posting images of a couple of adult males that I photographed recently. This little […]
Vermilion Flycatcher — Adult Males — Sonoran Images
FRIDAY AT THE HIDE — Wildonline.blog
Friday 11th November Here are a few images from a busy day at the Meadow Hide……
FRIDAY AT THE HIDE — Wildonline.blog
Seven steps to save nature by 2030 — Wildonline.blog
From the RSPB At the global biodiversity conference, COP15, we’ll have a chance to put together a framework for nature’s recovery worldwide. But we know it’s not always that simple. The UK Government had positioned itself as a global leader on nature over recent years but is now carrying out an Attack on Nature at home – undermining […]
Seven steps to save nature by 2030 — Wildonline.blog
“Northern” Red-tailed Hawks — Why so Few? — Sonoran Images
You may enlarge any image in this blog by clicking on it. Click again for a detailed view. I’ve said in recent posts that I’ve been seeing substantial numbers of Red-tailed Hawks recently. So many, in fact, that I’ve come to take these birds a bit for granted. My expectation is that I’ll see a […]
“Northern” Red-tailed Hawks — Why so Few? — Sonoran Images
Natural Born Zombie Killer — Wildlife Intrigued
Welcome to November everyone! Granted we are a few days into it, but I’ve finally managed to make it to surface for some badly needed air. Halloween has past (long live the haunt!), sadness has been overwhelmed by cherished memories and, as of last Saturday, my race season has likely come to a close unless […]
Natural Born Zombie Killer — Wildlife Intrigued
If bumblebees can play, does it mean they have feelings? This study suggests yes — Science : NPR
Scientists wanted to learn whether bees, like humans and other mammals, had any interest in playing for fun’s sake. They say they have evidence that bees do, and that could change how we view insects.(Image credit: Odd Andersen/Associated Press)
If bumblebees can play, does it mean they have feelings? This study suggests yes — Science : NPR
Newsround – 29th October to 4th November 2022 — Northants birds
In the week just gone, we waved goodbye to British Summer Time and, so it seems, to most of the interesting autumn migrants. That’s not to say there was no drama, though, as Northamptonshire likely missed out on adding one more species to its county list … Echoing last week, the long-staying Pink-footed Goose in […]
Newsround – 29th October to 4th November 2022 — Northants birds
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