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Monthly Archives: March 2011
Mas Osprey
Before I get to today’s Osprey, yesterday was a bit breezy for birds, but I did get this picture of one of the numerous caterpillars that have been crawling all around the arroyos, up the stucco walls around my house, … Continue reading
Ospreyland
TIngley Ponds this morning was graced by the presence of an Osprey, a not very common occurrence. Sitting in a tree (just to the right of the one with a huge porcupine in it) by the northern pond, he took … Continue reading
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Tagged American Wigeon, Greater Roadrunner, Osprey, White-crowned Sparrow
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Ojito Morning
This morning, I got up early and checked out Ojito de San Antonio Open Space on the east side of the Sandias just north of the freeway. A little early, cool, and breezy, so it wasn’t too birdy except in … Continue reading
New Nest
Checking up on the nesting Cactus Wrens in Embudito Canyon this morning (and it looks like there are two of them), today I see the Curve-billed Thrashers have joined the party. While both species are using cholla for placing their … Continue reading
The Complexities of Life
For weeks now, I’ve been telling everybody to double-check those lumps in the trees…if it’s not mistletoe or an old nest, it’s almost surely a porcupine. Turns out that’s not always the case. On today’s stroll along the levees off … Continue reading
Another Day, Another Owl
Took a quick trip down to the Belen Marsh (next to the Taco Bell at the first exit off I-25) this morning to successfully confirm rumors that American Avocets and Black-necked Stilts have started to come back, and that someone … Continue reading
Nest Check
Checked in with the expectant mothers this morning, stopping first at the owl near the Open Space Visitor Center, where I got a few better pictures of her. And then it was off to the Rio Grande Nature Center, where … Continue reading
Super Saturday
Delightful morning today first at Alameda Open Space and then a little time near the Open Space Visitor Center. Spring is certainly just about to happen around here, with a few trees starting to bloom, including this (I think) crab … Continue reading
Nesting Cactus Wrens
A little quiet in Embudito Canyon this morning, but a nice mix of birds, a few of whom were willing to sit for a photograph, including this Gambel’s Quail and Scrub Jay. The real highlight of the day, however, was … Continue reading
Spring Thaw
The last couple of days the weather has been downright balmy, pushing into the mid-70s, and convincing the lizards to come back out and join the turtles that have been basking in the sun the last few weeks. Too hot … Continue reading