I’ve just returned from Utah, and Lake Hodges has welcomed me home with two signs of the changing season: migratory birds arriving at the lake and beautiful morning sunrises returning.
Yesterday was International Vulture Awareness Day, which feels like the perfect excuse to share my favorite vulture photo to date. This is a rare, partially leucistic Turkey Vulture. The unusual lack of pigment gives it a truly unique look compared to its typical dark-feathered flockmates
It reached 95°F in the shade today, driving most of the wildlife to seek cover—a smart move. Apologies for missing last month’s entry while catching up on things. Although I planned to share a recap of my recent travels in Europe, my…..
What an incredible month it’s been! First, I’d like to put a big shout out to all of you that were able to …..
….The Grebes have been busy, and I’ve spotted a few active nests, so there’s a good likelihood of seeing chicks this season. Unlike the good old days, when there were hundreds of nests, I’ve…..
…..April has arrived with LOTS of Spring time activity
I can’t lie, I LOVE this time of year. There is so much activity to watch, and document. Everything from Quail to…..
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