by Larry Jordan
on January 12, 2008
Hey everyone, I know this is a little off of the birding subject but I always want to pass on good information when it comes around. If you are into blogging this is something you won’t want to pass up. A free program on blogging, come on. And from a group of folks who really know what they’re doing.
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by Larry Jordan
on January 11, 2008
Crow Attacking Red-tailed Hawk photos by Cleve Nash
Back on October 15th this year I wrote a post titled “Why are birds of prey harassed or mobbed”. You can read it here: Birds of Prey Harassed. Well, I recently came upon a photo story of a Red-tailed Hawk being attacked by a crow and I wanted to share these great photos by Cleve Nash. [continue reading…]
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by Larry Jordan
on January 3, 2008
Ferruginous Hawk (Buteo regalis) photos by Mary Claypool
What in incredible way to bring in the new year! Our local Wintu Audubon Society chapter had a couple of excellent Christmas Bird Counts to end the 2007 season! The last count in our area was done on December 29th with a total of 126 species counted.
The following day was gorgeous and the birds were all out searching for food after several days of bad weather. One of the incredible birds I was able to see the last Sunday of the year was the beautiful Ferruginous Hawk. [continue reading…]
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by Larry Jordan
on January 3, 2008
The last Christmas Bird Count in the Redding area was a great success. On Saturday, December 29th, we nearly broke a 34 year record for number of species, 129 tallied in 1991. We totalled 126 species, just shy of the record, in spite of the bad weather of mixed rain and snow all day. Get the full report here: Redding Christmas Bird Count
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