Saw our first one on the 25th
Cohiba,
This are some great pictures. What camera did you use to capture those images?
This are some great pictures. What camera did you use to capture those images?
Three of the things that assures me things are still working.
1. Hummers at our feeders every year (saw our first one about a week ago) will have 20/30 regulars when it warms up.
2. Big flocks of geese overhead...especially the snows at night that are flying low enough to hear 'em..I've jumped outta bed many times to run outside in my underwear to see if there is enough
moonlight to see 'em...yes, I live deep in the woods.
3. Occasional Eagle sighting from my deck...not too often, but happens occasionally.
4. Watching the pelicans stack over the little lake about 1 mi West of me...don't catch 'em every year, but it is fascinating when I do...they finally take off heading to the breeding grounds and I swear
I can see Gods hand over 'em, just daring someone to bother 'em.
OK, that's four...forgot about the Pelicans.
1. Hummers at our feeders every year (saw our first one about a week ago) will have 20/30 regulars when it warms up.
2. Big flocks of geese overhead...especially the snows at night that are flying low enough to hear 'em..I've jumped outta bed many times to run outside in my underwear to see if there is enough
moonlight to see 'em...yes, I live deep in the woods.
3. Occasional Eagle sighting from my deck...not too often, but happens occasionally.
4. Watching the pelicans stack over the little lake about 1 mi West of me...don't catch 'em every year, but it is fascinating when I do...they finally take off heading to the breeding grounds and I swear
I can see Gods hand over 'em, just daring someone to bother 'em.
OK, that's four...forgot about the Pelicans.
You must live in my neck of the woods. I see the same things. New eagles nest on the river 1/2 mile from the house, so we see them hunting pretty regular. Two chicks in the nest.
Saw one yesterday in Edmond at my feeder.
Got to spend some time on the porch this weekend watching the local black chinned hummer visiting the feeder.
On closer examination the birds are probably ruby-throated
Had our first visitor yesterday in Moore.
