Forgive the delay in posting this. However, last Sunday while exercising at
Island fitness, at 2:20 I saw a bald eagle fly down the inlet and towards
the lake. While reflecting with the person next to me who was reading a
magazine and missed the first sighting, a second bird passed by going the
sam
Later in autumn, storm systems get stronger because the temperature difference
between Arctic and the
tropics is rapidly increasing as the Arctic cools. With stronger storms, the
winds associated with
storms become stronger. Both ahead of a storm (which brings southerly winds)
and behind a sto
I saw three Common Mergansers winging away to west a few minutes ago. Just now
a Coopers Hawk flew over my head over my office window! During Lunch walk there
were lots of Juncos in the alders and goldenrods along the Beebe lake shore,
but the lake itself was devoid of any birds.
Cheers
Meena
This is posted with permission of the listowner.
This is off topic, but ultimately related very much to SAVING places to bird.
I and other wildlife lovers in Lansing need help from resident Lansing birders
on a time-sensitive bit of work.
I need to be terse here because the work may be controve
