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Chipping Sparrow

Chipping Sparrow

May 4, 2015July 16, 2026 Julie Feinstein Leave a comment

I just spent a week in the pine lands of southern New Jersey. Chipping sparrows there started singing at dawn and kept on until the sun set. I saw dozens of them. This one was gathering material for a nest.          

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Tent Caterpillars

Tent Caterpillars

May 3, 2015July 16, 2026 Julie Feinstein 1 Comment

I am in the New Jersey pine barrens taking photos. Here’s an eastern tent caterpillar.                

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Tuyuyú (American wood Stork) Mycteria americana

Tuyuyú (American wood Stork) Mycteria americana

May 2, 2015December 23, 2019 Marcelo Allende Leave a comment

El primero de Marzo en Cambyretá creo que fue uno de los días que mayor cantidad de aves pudimos observar, en número y en variedad de especies; en mi caso fotografié 65 especies distintas, y entre las aves que se mostraban con mayor cantidad de individuos el Tuyuyú ganó por lejos. A lo largo del […]

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Lake Mills Park

Lake Mills Park

April 30, 2015December 23, 2019 Scott Simmons Leave a comment

It’s been forever since I posted on my blog–terribly long. I had my camera equipment stolen in early March, which took me a bit out of commission, but I have most of it back now, so I’m back in the swing of things, though I haven’t done any blog posts at all in April. Anyway, […]

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Gliders of Royal National Park

Gliders of Royal National Park

April 29, 2015December 25, 2019 Margarita Steinhardt 1 Comment

A spotlighting walk in Royal National Park turned up quite a number of Sugar Gliders (Petaurus breviceps) and a tiny and extremely fast Feathertail Glider (Acrobates pygmaeus) – the smallest gliding mammal on earth, that is literally smaller than a mouse and seems to be constantly on the move. Unlike the ‘disappearing in a flash’ […]

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Florida Friends

Florida Friends

April 28, 2015December 23, 2019 Frank Comisar Leave a comment

Due to thunderstorms in the Denver area, I’m in an airport restaurant waiting out a three-hour delay and reflecting on my Florida Birds workshop that finished up this morning. Even though I’m stuck in the airport waiting on my connecting flight, it is refreshing to be back in the thin air of the mile-high city […]

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Little Swifts, Chipiona, Cadiz province, Spain

Little Swifts, Chipiona, Cadiz province, Spain

April 27, 2015December 23, 2019 Stephen Daly Leave a comment

One of the more accessible Little Swift sites is at Chipiona harbour and marina on the western side of Andalucia. There are other sites across the Iberian peninsula but this site offers easy access and with patience you can watch the birds feeding and returning to the colony. You’ll see them on their own in […]

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Catita enana (Blue-winged Parrotlet) Forpus xanthopterygius

Catita enana (Blue-winged Parrotlet) Forpus xanthopterygius

April 26, 2015July 18, 2026 Marcelo Allende Leave a comment

El 22 de Febrero en Rincòn Ombù chico la suerte estuvo del lado del amigo Luis Krause porque cerca de su casa se encontrò con un grupo de Catitas en horas de la mañana perchando en una guayaba. Oportunidades como esta no ocurren muy de seguido y hay que aprovecharlas porque cuando las aves estàn […]

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