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Category Archives: Mammals
Cañon City
After my long drive on Tuesday, I stuck (somewhat) closer to home on Wednesday. I began at Cañon City Riverwalk. I saw my first-of-the-year Black-chinned Hummingbird and Black-headed Grosbeak, but apart from Yellow-rumped Warblers, things were pretty dead. The Great-horned … Continue reading
Clear Spring Ranch, etc.
The forecast for today was cool and overcast with a chance of rain. The forecast was correct, except it didn’t rain—it snowed. I thought about staying home, but there were Long-billed Curlews reported at Clear Spring Rance and Mountain Plovers … Continue reading
Mammal #72 — White-tailed Prairie Dog
cynomys leucurus Arapaho National Wildlife Refuge, CO Thursday, April 8, 2021 — 12:58 pm I drove to Wyoming to see Greater Sage-Grouse and deliberately chose a route that would take me through this refuge. I expected more of a marshy … Continue reading
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Ohio Wildlife
I took these photos on our quick trip to Ohio. I didn’t have my camera, so these are stills from videos taken with my phone. They aren’t great photos, but they’re the best I have of Woodchucks and displaying Wild … Continue reading
Weekend Sightings
Wandered the neighborhood on Saturday and went to Pueblo on Sunday. Here’s some of what I saw. Eastern Fox Squirrel. I’ve never seen one this dark before. Curve-billed Thrasher Canvasback Cedar Waxwings Found a couple hours to head down to … Continue reading