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Showing posts with label red-shouldered hawk. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 11, 2014

I Still Fiend For Vague Runts, But I Can Actually Look At A Common Bird (And Enjoy It)

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Hey buddies. Felonious Jive (The Great Ornithologist) and I have just not been good bloggers lately. We've hardly been birding, to be...
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Sunday, November 11, 2012

A Lack of Pronounced Eye Ridges, The Umbrella Move, A Calming Calm

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American Crocodile. In the United States, crocs are only found in extreme southern Florida...probably the easiest place to see them is ...
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Friday, October 28, 2011

It's Thought Parole, Population Control

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Least Bittern. So, so sick. Martinez, CA. Well birders. It's almost Halloween...this month has really flown by, you hear me? The b...
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Thursday, October 13, 2011

The World Is An Oyster Locked In A Shell

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A Red-necked Phalarope takes off with a valuable piece of crud. Somewhere in San Mateo County waters, CA. Ouch. Excruciating ba...
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Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Passions Just Like Mine

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The Glory Days Of Fall , written by one Felonious Jive, is up now at 10,000 Birds! Please go birding as much as you can this week, espec...
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Monday, June 20, 2011

What Was Once Rebellion Is Now Clearly Just A Social Sect

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Check out the half-open nictating membrane on this Allen's Hummingbirds. If this bird doesn't know how to sell a second pair of ...
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Wednesday, December 15, 2010

Not One More Word Tonight

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I was hoping to see an Ivory Gull perched on this Mola-mola. This event did not occur. Arroyo Grande, CA . It is my honor, and privilege, ...
Wednesday, November 18, 2009

So It Seems The Well Is Running Dry

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A Red-shouldered Hawk suns itself at first light. Do many of you write? For shits and giggles? Probably not. Those that do can proba...
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