A New May High Count for Great Black-backeds in Indiana. I stopped at the Whiting BP Refinery Beach yesterday, 17 may 2015, hoping to perhaps find a lingering winter gull. Monday, May 18, 2015.

A birding blog from a different perspective for Birders and Wildlife Artists to hopefully enhance your birding experiences and inspire creativity in your art through my birding narratives and images whether your mediums be wood, canvas, paper, metal or clay! New England Coastal BIrds. Monday, October 31, 2016. He and his friends alwa.

Ring-billed Gulls are part of our environment but they are appreciated by some people. In 2009, a group of researchers initiated a study on the ecology of this species in the Montreal area to understand. Their feeding behaviour, movements during the breeding and post-breeding periods, their exposure to contaminants, and their population dynamics. The research is still on-going and the results. You have observed a marked Ring-billed Gull? .

Wednesday, December 23, 2015. GREATER WHITE-FRONTED GOOSE - Holden, MA. NORTHERN WHEATEAR - Wachusett Reservoir. BLACK SKIMMER - Sandy Point, MA. PIPING PLOVER - Sandy Point, MA. GRAY JAY - Quabbin Reservoir. RUSTY BLACKBIRD - Bolton Flats. LONG-TAILED DUCKS - Nantucket Sound. BLACK-LEGGED KITTIWAKE - Nantucket Sound. FOX SPARROW - Backyard, Sterling. CANADA WARBLER - Rutland, MA. Saturday, September 7, 2013. Coldbrook Road, Rutland and a few others.

Taking you to the best wildlife sites in Lancashire and beyond. Saturday, 17 March 2018. A bit of luck brings success. The tide was well out but the distant sea as flat calm, perfect for spotting any Harbour Porpoises. That might have been out there. We saw neither but did see a large raft of Eider. Ducks but too far away to count effectively or see if there was anything else with them. Fly in and land not too far away.

Gaviota cáspica, paso prenupcial de cabecinegras y otras especies. Una jornada interesante en cuanto al número de especies que pudieron observar Delfín y David el pasado domingo 25 de marzo, en el vertedero de Colmenar Viejo. Ya hablamos sobre esta gaviota en la anterior entrada del blog, en la que podéis ver su procedencia y algunas imágenes. La jornada aún dio para.

Sightings of gulls banded on Sable Island, Nova Scotia. Holly takes notes while Zoe measures, bands and deploys a radio tag on an Ipswich Sparrow. A group of horses wandered by during the middle of a sparrow tagging session. Sarah releasing a Semipalmated Plover after it was caught in our mist-nets.

Found a tagged bird? Dead Bird Quiz answers, part deux. Well, until Jim writes in and posts a photo in the comments that shows the similarities between Mystery Bird A and a Common Loon. So, Emily was right all along, and I will move onto Bird B. From Peter Pyle, Identification Guide to North American Birds, Vol. Just three, lonely, white tipped feathers on the upper tail.