Rusty Blackbirds migrating through our area on the way to their boreal breeding grounds. Their numbers have fallen at least 85% in the past four decades and I feel very lucky to see them moving through.
"The world is full of magic things, patiently waiting for our senses to grow sharper." ~ William Yeats
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Overwintering Chipping Sparow
This little Chipping Sparrow should have migrated further south for the winter season. He/she has been in the area since December and occasi...
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This tropical hibiscus is one of my houseplants. After a flower opened yesterday, I placed it outdoors for the hummingbirds. As soon as...
Fine photos, as usual, and Rusties have become a prize among spring migrants. It's good to know that a lot of citizen-science data is being collected about them in an effort to solve the mystery of their terrible decline. Terry Mosher
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