Eurasian eagle-owl chick on the Nationwide Aviary hatched on 15 March 2024 (picture courtesy of the Nationwide Aviary) 22 March 2024 Eurasian eagle owls Dumbledore and X are oldsters once more on the Nationwide Aviary. … Read more
Simply because the make and situation of a automobile tells you a large number about its proprietor, so an individual’s binoculars inform you a large number about their person. I’m positive that each one critical … Read more
Ultimate week I commented that I spent that week educating on the Presbyterian Southeastern Theological Seminary within the Mexican town of Villahermosa. Some of the scholars there, Eduardo, grew to become out to be a … Read more
Ecco and Carla contact beaks over their 4 eggs on the Cathedral of Finding out peregrine nest (photograph from the Nationwide Aviary Falconcam at Univ of Pittsburgh) 21 March 2024 Carla laid her fourth egg … Read more
Daffodils in Pittsburgh, 18 March 2024 (picture by means of Kate St. John) 21 March 2024 After a gradual begin to spring within the southern a part of the U.S., spring is spreading extra briefly … Read more
Peregrine wearing prey at East Liberty Presbyterian Church, 8 Feb 2024 (photograph via Malcolm Kurtz) 20 March 2024 Again in early February, Malcolm Kurtz stopped via East Liberty Presbyterian Church to {photograph} the resident peregrines. … Read more
All birds have worth. I do imagine that however…if I had to make a choice from a Rock Pigeon and a Golden-hooded Tanager, you’ll be able to bet the place I’d be focusing the binos! … Read more
19 March 2024 This morning Carla laid her 3rd egg of the 2024 season at 2:01am. As a result of her nest is visual on a timestamped digicam, I will be able to let you … Read more
Belted kingfisher, Feb 2022 (photograph via Mick Thompson by the use of Flickr Inventive Commons license) 18 March 2024 Birdblog outings resume this month with my first day trip subsequent Sunday at Duck Hole. Sunday … Read more
When Jonathan Slaght did his analysis on Blakiston’s Fish Owl in Russia’s Some distance East – which he describes in his very good guide “Owls of the Japanese Ice” – he needed to cope now … Read more