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- yesterday's birds, etc. at Carlos
- fish entree with salad
- the growing goslings aren't quite as prettybut the...
- fawn at Carlos Avery
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- lunchtime at Carlos last Friday
- Springbrook, Friday, May 25
- Bank Swallows at Carlos Avery
- "How about this one?"
- "Let's build our own!"
- hard at work
- time for a coffee break
- more from last Tuesday at Carlos Avery
- There are a lot of Marsh Wrens at Carlos. But they...
- American White Pelicans
- Sandhill Cranes
- more from last Tuesday at Carlos Avery
- Mourning Dove
- female Wild Turkey
- yesterday . . .
- Sandhill Cranes
- Isn't that a crane chick in the lower right-hand c...
- Didn't we just see this?
- Carlos Avery, Tuesday, May 22
- Common Grackle
- Carlos Avery, Thursday, May 17
- A Sandhill Crane jumping across a drainage ditch i...
- "I made it!"
- Why are Red-winged Blackbirds always angry?
- As we were on our way out of the refuge, we stoppe...
- Lake Superior boat trip
- the remnant from Wednesday at Springbrook
- another female Red-winged Blackbird on the sceneth...
- Red-winged Blackbird watching& flying
- Yellow Warbler
- Easter Wood Pewee & Baltimore Oriole
- mother Mallard showing her duckling how it's done
- Great Egrets yesterday at Springbrook
- a little yawninga little scratching
- "Don't I look pretty now?"
- off to work
- Springbrook, Wednesday, May 16
- There was a heavy fog on the ponds.As it lifted, t...
- from my last trip to Carlos Avery
- Lake Superior boat trip
- more from Carlos Avery last Thursday
- Carlos Avery, Thursday, May 10
- a Sandhill Crane at a distance
- pair of Barn Swallows
- more on our next set of posts
- Danger lurks!
- this is the time to frolic
- but danger is approaching!
- the alarm is sounded
- the reaction
- the threat is increased
- back to the shelter of the nest
- and the attackers are driven away
- later, life is good again
- reeking with cuteness
- "Off we go exploring!"
- "That tastes good!"
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- time for a drink
- time for a swim
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- "Are we a little ratty?"
- time to eat again
- "Now what do I do?"Next installment: DANGER!
- yesterday's birds at Springbrook
- After leaving the nest she was not bashful about g...
- Cattails are good!
- Another Red-winged Blackbird.
- Mallard chicks have hatched!
- American Coot
- Good to see that Yellow Warblers are back!
- Baltimore Oriole
- Usually Catbirds like to hide in the midst of bush...
- I'm going to leave you with this shot of Bucky the...
- Springbrook this morning
- I don't think I've ever seen so many spider webs i...
- Dew was falling on me from the trees; is this what...
- Springbrook Nature Center, Tuesday, May 8
- It's a shame . . .
- albino squirrel
- rest of yesterday's pictures from Springbrook
- It took me a while to get this Bronzed Grackle to ...
- American Coot
- Other birds observed yesterday: Tree Swallows, Pie...
- this morning at Springbrook
- I could use some help in identifying this hawk; my...
- My friend from last year, Bucky the Beaver
- Yellow-rumped WarblerI'll be posting the remainder...
- Springbrook Nature Center, Wednesday, May 2
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