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Category Archives: Wildlife
Bird #53 — Solitary Sandpiper
tringa (a white-rumped water bird) solitaria (solitary) Sunday, September 2, 1979 — 10:00 am Oneida County, Wisconsin — Rainbow Flowage My fiancée and I went to the flowage beach-comb and bird. The water level was low, and a lot of … Continue reading
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Bird #52 — Hairy Woodpecker
picoides (from picus, a woodpecker, and eidos, appearance) villosus (hairy) Sunday, September 2, 1979 — 7:30 am McNaughton, Wisconsin My college roommate and I were standing in a yard at the edge of the woods watching a Red-eyed Vireo (a … Continue reading
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Bird #51 — Red-eyed Vireo
vireo (green) olivaceus (olive-colored) Sunday, September 2, 1979 — 7:30 am McNaughton, Wisconsin My college roommate and I were in the yard of a house in the woods. The vireo was singing in the very top of a tall, dead … Continue reading
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Bird #50 — Semipalmated Plover
charadrius (a plover and the watery places inhabited by such birds) semipalmatus (from semi, half, and palma, hand) Saturday, September 1, 1979 — 12:30 pm Ottawa National Forest, Michigan — Black River Harbor My fiancée and I were walking east … Continue reading
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Bird #49 — Herring Gull
larus (ravenous seabird) argentatus (silvery) Saturday, September 1, 1979 — 11:30 am Ottawa National Forest, Michigan — Black River Harbor My fiancée and I walked out to the end of a rock breakwater that extended about 150 yards into Lake … Continue reading
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