Category Archives: Ducks
California, Here I Come
Hey, folks, California needs water. That is the first priority when looking for birds. Found a few here and there in the desert.
All is Well
The regular birds are in their regular places. Featured image shows the resident red-tailed hawk helping with Project FeederWatch.
August Adolescents
Those wonderful juvenile great blue herons are migrating west to the Hudson River. I felt bad for this skinny youngster at Oglevie’s Pond that couldn’t seem to catch a fish. If only I could get it into my backyard I would stock my hot tub. Fingers crossed that at least half of the new bird […]
Sum(mer) Fun
My favorite totem, the great white egret, entertained me. The purple martins are seriously thinking about a new home. Local, ordinary birds were just doing their thing. And butterflies flitted.
Babies, Babies, Babies
One just prays at least half of them survive. Our red-tailed hawk family is just about ready to expand their territory. Look out snakes and rats! The male dropped off a very small morsel and the eyases bawled him out. This is a sign that the youngsters are ready to take flight. Both adults have […]
Life is Changing
There are still eagles around, but the north is calling.
The Calendar Says Spring
Hard to tell it’s a new season. It is freezing.
Sloughing It in California
Don Edwards Wildlife Refuge in Alviso is amazing!
Birding Delights
Westchester County, NY is a paradise for birders and photographers.
