Since the weather was so nice (also read: “freezing cold”), Emily Thomas decided to try banding this morning. There was quite a crowd there from … Read More
Return of the Waterfowl
Ducks, geese, grebes and loons are coming back which is exciting as it is one of the groups of birds that I am largely missing … Read More
Jumping warblers
Here is one of my favorite digiscope shots of a yellow-rumped warbler. I took this at John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge (Tinicum) near Philadelphia when … Read More
Perched Kestrel
Here are two shots I took when I was in Denver for Thanksgiving. The lighting was terrible. WZ4F6GAF5VQC
Finding saw-whets
A while ago, when it was still warm and there were leaves on the trees, Â I went out for a little daytime saw-whet radio telemetry. … Read More
Birding ‘The Muck’
One of the birding gems in Tioga County is the State Gamelands 313, better known to birders as “The Muck.” Formerly drained and farmed, it … Read More
Little Egret?
The egret found by Chuck Chalfant. Noticing the dark lores he began contacting others. Here are the pictures I took through my scope and Frank … Read More
Middle Creek
A couple of weeks ago I went to Middle Creek during the height of the Snow Goose influx. I snapped a couple of flight shots … Read More
Manure birds
One exciting aspect about living in the country during the winter is the flocks of birds that attend to the local manure covered fields. In … Read More