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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Gray Vireo quest
In addition to the title bird (spoiler alert, I saw one!), I finally found some Inca Doves in the neighborhood thanks to Melissa. While we were walking to a cookout at a friend’s place, she stopped to look at an … Continue reading
Posted in Albuquerque birding
Tagged birding, Gray Vireo, Great Purple hairstreak, Inca Dove, Manzano open space
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A bit greener in the high desert
Late each summer, the southwest anticipates (and sometimes prays for) the monsoon season. While the North American Monsoon is not as strong or as famous as India’s monsoon, the basic weather patterns and physics are the same. As the highlands … Continue reading
Posted in Albuquerque birding
Tagged birding, Embudito Canyon, monsoon, Sandia foothills, Scaled Quail
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O Valencia (County)
(I’ve been listening to a lot of The Decemberists lately) Several months ago, I volunteered to lead a shorebird trip for the Central New Mexico Audubon’s Thursday birder outing. Although I am no expert on shorebirds, I find them fascinating–possibly … Continue reading
Oregon trip part 4: birding in the humidity
After my long coast birding trip, I decided to scrap my plans to go into the Cascades and look for birds like White-headed Woodpecker, Sooty, Grouse, and Calliope Hummingbird. Instead, I’d stick around Portland again for the next two days. … Continue reading
Posted in birding travel
Tagged birding, Eastern Kingbird, Lazuli Bunting, Sandy River Delta, Sauvie Island
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