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Valco Ponds
I birded for 4 hours at Lake Pueblo State Park. Here are my best photos. Female Common Goldeneye Bewick’s Wren
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Bird #558 — Tropical Kingbird
tyrannus (monarch, ruler) melancholicus (melancholy) Thursday, December 24, 2020 — 8:41 a.m. Pine Bluff, Arkansas — Lake Saracen This was a very cooperative bird. It was first found along the shore of an artificial lake in the middle of Pine … Continue reading
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Arkansas Birding
Wednesday, December 23 was damp and overcast, with rain forecast for most of the day. I drove to Heber Springs to see the Trumpeter Swans that have chosen three random ponds as their annual wintering spot. When I first visited … Continue reading
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Northern Shrike
An immature Northern Shrike is hanging around the neighborhood this winter.
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Protest Birding
I went birding today as a quiet protest against everyone telling me I should stay at home. I drove down to Lake Pueblo State Park, walked 7.5 miles, and saw 47 species. The only bird of note was an Eastern … Continue reading
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