Showing posts with label Double-crested Cormorants. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Double-crested Cormorants. Show all posts
Sunday, May 13, 2018
Sunday, December 11, 2016
Summer Relinquishes to Fall's Finer Showings
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| Eastern Bluebird |
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| Double-crested Cormorants |
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| Killdeer |
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| Juvenile Red-shouldered Hawk |
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Female Downy Woodpecker Great Horned Owl |
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Adult Red-shouldered Hawk |
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Great Blue Heron Holding Berries |
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Great Blue Heron Releasing Berries |
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Juvenile Black-crowned Night-Heron |
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Redheads |
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American Goldfinch 11-20 through12-02-16 |
El Nino still holds on fast to many things, even though its time should be up. Global warming
has taken on a stronger foothold, so birds that should have been on their way to more southern climes are still with us in mid-December, like the Great Egret, juvenile Black-crowned Night-Heron, and even a vagrant Brown Pelican from the briny waters. I did not see the pelican yesterday, but my sources are very trustworthy, so I know that it was on Boomer Lake.
Rumor has it that winter will be warm and wet for the Great Plains, but the northern areas will be even colder and snowier. Good fortune to all, and keep warm.
Sunday, November 9, 2014
The North Meets the South, Long May They Fly
Great Blue Heron in Flight
Great Blue Heron Fishing
American Goldfinch, Non-Breeding Plumage
Pine Siskin
Northern Mockingbird
American Goldfinch, Non-Breeding Plumage
American Crow
Ring-billed Gull
Double-crested Cormorants
Great Blue Heron
0745-0930/46-51 degrees F/Partly Cloudy/Light and Variable Winds
Look what advanced from the northern states--hordes of American Goldfinches, the Pine Siskin,
more Double-crested Cormorants, and the ducks are inbound, as we speak. There has even been a lone Broad-billed Hummingbird around Stillwater, which is very rare for any hummingbird during this time of year. Watch and wait. See what you might discover...
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