It is always wonderful to come across an old friend after an extended absence. Sometimes, we have to hold our tongues when we notice that time has not been exactly friendly. I am thankful my friends provide me the same courtesy.
Since pileated woodpeckers and other avian species do not read my posts I feel a bit more free to explore the changes in my feathered friends. Read the results in this week’s post on:
Have a great day on Union Bay…where nature lives in the city!
Larry
This week’s post shows the adventures of one of our young owls, among the golden leaves in the Arboretum. If you have not had the chance to visit the Arboretum lately, I would suggest visiting it soon, as the leaves are rapidly loosing the color and their altitude. You can see more “golden” owl photos on:
Have a great day on Union Bay…where nature lives in the city!
Larry
This week’s post shows photos from an encounter between a Cooper’s Hawk and a Stellar’s Jay. At the end of the post is a link to a wonderful and informative piece from BBC that reviews the benefits of saving endangered species. I hope you enjoy the photos and the thoughts!
This week’s post compares crossbills and pine siskins found in the Arboretum, plus the latest photos of Elvis and Priscilla, our pileated woodpeckers, a red-naped sapsucker update and even a river otter. By the way, Do you know the color of a male crossbill? I hope you enjoy the post!
Have great day on Union Bay…where nature lives in the city!
Larry
