If a local avian population doubles, Is that a population explosion? Find out what I am raving about in this week’s post at:
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Larry
A Population Explosion
An Exotic Flair
This week’s post focuses on an exotic, native bird. If that description seems like a contradiction please follow the link to see if you agree.
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Larry
A Backyard Bird
How many broods can a singe pair of House Finch produce in one year? To find the answer visit:
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Larry
Our Heros
Spring is here. New life is coming, but the struggle to survive continues. More at:
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Larry
On the Fence
This week’s post is not about indecision. Please be decisive and choose to enjoy the post and protect our local wrens.
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Larry
Silent and Subtle
This week’s post is about an bird species that can be uncommonly silent, subtle and intelligent. I hope you enjoy the post at:
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Larry
Leap Frog
Why does this exquisite little bird make frogs come to mind? More in this week’s post on:
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Larry
A Snow Challenge
Surprisingly, Anna’s Hummingbirds deal with cold weather differently than most other hummingbirds. I hope you enjoy the post on:
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Larry
A Winter Thrush
I find Varied Thrush to be elusive but surprisingly not uncommon around Union Bay in the winter. I hope you enjoy the post!
Have a great day on Union Bay…where nature lives in the city!
Larry
A Holiday Feast
This week’s post may provide you with a whole new concept for sharing a holiday feast. I hope you enjoy it!
Have a great day on Union Bay…where nature lives in the city!
Larry