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Monthly Archives: March 2011
Swallows, expectations, and invasions
Roadrunner update: one roadrunner has hatched just up the street from me! Luckily for me, the pair was switching brooding duties so I could see in the nest. I didn’t have my camera at the time and I don’t know … Continue reading
Sibley on subspecies
David Sibley is at it again, helping birders understand and identify subspecies of North American birds. http://www.sibleyguides.com/2011/03/about-the-list-of-field-identifiable-subspecies/ After using eBird for a while, and dicovering that you can submit sightings of birds below the species, level, I’ve been fascinated by … Continue reading
At the Belen Taco Bell
or the marsh nearby, anyway. But first, a Greater Roadrunner nest update: one bird still sitting on the nest, so I’m not sure if any eggs have hatched. If they had, I’d expect more activity around the nest. Can’t be … Continue reading
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Neighborhood nesting birds
As I mentioned the other day, Melissa and I found a Greater Roadrunner nest just a block away from where we live. I found the nest completely by accident. On our walk we heard and saw a Curve-billed Thrasher (picture … Continue reading
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Spring is on its way
Bewick’s Wrens seemingly sang everywhere today at the Rio Grande Nature Center. This song confused me last summer when I first moved to Albuquerue–to my ear it is similar in cadence and structure to a Song Sparrow. Here’s a comparison … Continue reading
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Old stuff–Arrey Derry survey December 15-16 2010
Again, some old pictures taken on a crane survey with a decent camera. My penultimate crane survey, all the way down at Arrey-Derry. Shane was with me this time, and we made sure to get lunch at Sparky’s in Hatch … Continue reading
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Old stuff–Armenderis survey December 13 2010
Almost as soon as I got back from an Arrey-Derry survey, I was off by myself to Armenderis. No one needed the survey camera that day, so I got to take it along and play around with some photography. I … Continue reading
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Old stuff–Arrey Derry survey December 11-12 2010
Catching up on my New Mexico sightings…this is mostly to show off some more decent pictures than I usually take with my own camera. I spent another weekend in southern Sierra County counting birds and eating green chile cheeseburgers at … Continue reading
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