A meadowlark was singing on territory in neighbor's hayfield at least
by April 28th this year. I heard him regularly, early in the day, for
over a month and then my schedule changed so I do't really know if he
still is singing there mornings or not.
To my surprise, our neighbor just asked me
For the last few days, I've been able to see the chicks in the nest at Salt
Point during feedings, although I can't tell yet whether there are two or
three. The oldest is about twelve days old and they are both/all covered in
a rusty brown second down with a light stripe down the back. Their eyes a
at the Bee Lab (the one WEST of Freese Road): Male and female scarlet tanagers
in trees, just as you leave the parking lot heading west on trail towards
Equine Research Park, before you reach big fields
Everyone may have them around but this was exciting for my "kids"!
Best regards - Nita Irby
Here's the latest and it's all good for a change. We've all fought hard to get
IBA,
BCA and CEA protections over the last three decades and this piece has always
been
a problem. We now get it and others are paying for the ditching and water
control
we've always wanted in order to enhance the ma
