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ird blog judy s mostly alaskan bird blog home about latest sweet briar lake north dakota yes you can hear the trucks in the background from i 94 but that is the only negative thing about this wonderful place driving across country last summer my husband and i were always on the lookout for nice clean free campgrounds we found a handful that we remember with fondness and this one tops the list sweet briar lake was created by a dam if i remember correctly and it appears to be a good fishing spot but if you care about birds this place is a bonanza from just our little spot overlooking the lake we watched white pelicans double crested cormorants and canada geese swim around and generally busy themselves and heard red winged blackbirds make their lovely background music most likely a walk around the lake would have resulted in seeing more species but we were more than thrilled to just stay put and enjoy this peaceful display white pelicans double crested cormorants white pelicans double crested cormorants canada geese white pelicans double crested cormorants canada geese a white pelican red winged blackbird our campsite white pelicans settling down for the evening posted by judyinalaska march 31 2018 categories uncategorized tags avian bird bird watching birding birding video campground camping canada geese cormorants environment free campground geese nature north dakota outdoors photography recreation area summer sweet briar lake travel traveling video wetland birds wetlands white pelicans leave a comment kolea akekeke honu it s interesting to see which bird species congregate together or at least tolerate each other if their habitats overlap in this case it s the pacific golden plover and ruddy turnstone or in hawaiian terms kolea and akekeke respectively these birds were foraging on the lava rock beach on the western coast of the big island of hawaii the turnstone is keeping itself busy in the shallow pool bathing and looking for food possibly turning stones over like its name implies it should it draws the attention of two plovers who seem determined to intimidate the turnstone or at the very least keep an eye on him or her the plovers are only slightly larger than the turnstone 1 4 inch in length according to national geographic field guides but maybe that s enough to be the generally more dominant species there are photos of other sights in this area underneath the video such as a green sea turtle honu in hawaiian a wasp and what i think is a wandering tattler ruddy turnstones and a pacific golden plover ruddy turnstones ruddy turnstones wandering tattler mud dauber wasp green sea turtle green sea turtle posted by judyinalaska march 24 2018 categories uncategorized tags akekeke avian biology bird bird video bird watching bird watching video birding birding video environment hawaii kolea nature outdoors pacific golden plover ruddy turnstone video leave a comment randall davey audubon center santa fe my husband and i were a little disappointed about only seeing a couple of birds at the randall davey audubon center in santa fe but we went during the hottest part of the day in early may so we weren t too surprised there were numerous finches at the feeder a gorgeous hawk moth at some flowers a squirrel keeping busy digging in the dirt and an unknown bird foraging in the bushes and parking lot what makes this place special are of course the volunteers and the beautiful terrain including the hillside trails and the gorgeous adobe buildings and the awesome bee hotel deserves a mention i d like to go back someday when it s a little cooler perhaps in the winter when there are more birds around posted by judyinalaska march 10 2018 categories uncategorized tags audubon center avian bee hotel bird bird watching birding environment hawk moth nature nature trail outdoors photography randall davey spring squirrel travel unknown bird leave a comment salida colorado sands lake swa the second part to the amazing may 2017 birding experience i had in salida colorado was sands lake state wildlife area it consists of sands lake and a stretch of the arkansas river my husband and i spent about an hour walking the lovely trails and walkway along the river the lake has had a lot of effort put into it to be bird friendly two islands naturally create a safe atmosphere for waterbirds like pelicans geese and ducks and at least two nesting platforms have been put up as well as a handful of floating platforms scattered around the lake white pelican and ducks swimming in sands lake a canada goose in one of the nesting platforms white pelican on a platform not sure what the story is behind the solar panel mallard resting and probably not enjoying my intrusion could these be hybrid mallards domesticated ducks domesticated duck i have no idea what kind of duck this is and would love any ideas common goldeneye one of the two islands with a raised nesting platform fishing is a common pastime at sands lake american dipper the thrill of the day the most exciting sighting of the day was an american dipper a first for me and i even managed to get a decent shot of it we also saw a yellow rumped warbler several yellow warblers cedar waxwings and tree swallows in areas along the river and lake a memorable sighting was the pair of ospreys one on a nest and the other perched on a light pole nearby below are the rest of the photos hope you get to visit salida some day male yellow warbler walkways along the arkansas river yellow rumped warbler in a very rigid pose it s mate nearby you can barely see the head of an osprey sitting on the nest yellow warbler more walkways not sure what exactly this little guy is tree swallow way up there posted by judyinalaska february 24 2018 categories uncategorized tags american dipper arkansas river avian bird bird watching birding canada goose colorado domesticated duck environment forest goldeneye hybrid hybridized duck mallard nature osprey on nest outdoors pair of ospreys photography salida salida co sands lake spring state wildlife area swa travel tree swallow white pelican yellow warbler yellow rumped warbler 3 comments salida colorado frantz lake the arkansas river last summer my husband and i were able to take a 3 month trip from texas to alaska we spent most of our time in new mexico and colorado in may and both of those states provided some amazing birding salida colorado was a birding bonanza frantz lake along the arkansas river and the nearby sands lake in the next post frantz lake is located on county road 154 near the mt shavano fish hatchery google maps has it listed as franz a different spelling i took my spelling from the sign at the lake county road 154 is a birding spot in itself mountain bluebirds and tree swallows nest in the birdhouses that have been erected along the road canada geese and mule deer abound click on the first image below and scroll to the right to view a larger image and see captions male mountain bluebird with a large grasshopper like insect in his mouth female mountain bluebird grappling with a caterpillar on a birdhouse along county road 154 near salida colorado female mountain bluebird with a caterpillar male mountain bluebird delivering food to his young tree swallows perched on utility lines on county road 154 near salida colorado mule deer and canada geese in a field off county road 154 frantz lake itself is a nice little turquoise tinted reservoir next to the arkansas river here i found 2 grebes a western and a pied billed common mergansers and white faced ibises a first along with canada geese blackbirds and mallards a lone western grebe swims near canada geese a flock of canada geese on frantz lake sandhill crane art near frantz lake the dock at frantz reservoir overflow reservoir next to frantz lake common mergansers and white faced ibises in the background a little ways away by the arkansas river a red tailed hawk flew overhead and white crowned sparrows were foraging and flitting around on the dirt trail red tailed hawk flying over the arkansas river and frantz lake rafters floating on the arkansas river white crowned sparrows near the arkansas river wetlands near the arkansas river common mergansers flying away from the arkansas river the carcass of a mule deer most likely near the frantz river mule deer near frantz lake some of these images are sized 1920 1080 so can be used for that size monitor i kept the copyright small i like desktop wallpaper with a lot of blank space so it doesn t feel cluttered and a couple of these photos work well for that it snowed while we were in salida in the middle of may it s at 7000 feet but that was the day we were leaving and the sun came out just a bit later so no harm done thanks for looking posted by judyinalaska february 12 2018 categories uncategorized tags arkansas river beak bird bird watching birding birding colorado birding salida co birding salida colorado canada goose colorado common merganser county road 154 environment frantz lake frantz reservoir franz lake franz reservoir mallards mountain bluebird mt shavano mule deer nature outdoors photography pied billed grebe red tailed hawk salida salida co travel traveling tree swallow trout hatchery visiting colorado visiting salida western grebe white crowned sparrow white faced ibis 2 comments raven s nest in moose antlers a few years ago i went with my husband up the dalton highway to prudhoe bay we stopped a few different places including a storage yard and former state camp called happy valley where i found one of the most wonderful things i ve ever happened upon a raven s nest in a mounted rack of moose antlers with two babies in it a raven has made a nest in a set of moose antlers raven young waiting for their parents to bring them food those babies never made a peep posted by judyinalaska november 20 2016 categories uncategorized tags alaska avian beak bird bird watching birding birds nest in a strange place dalton highway environment happy valley moose antlers nature nest in moose antlers northern alaska outdoors raven babies raven nestling raven young ravens summer 2 comments wild turkeys in hawaii there are tons of wild turkeys on the big island of hawaii they roam the golf courses and lava rock fields searching for insects lizards seeds berries and anything else that s edible and relatively small it s a lovely thing to see the wild turkey evolved in america and was domesticated by native americans in the early 1500s turkeys domesticated by the aztecs were taken to europe and interestingly enough their descendants were brought back to america by the pilgrims who soon found out their indigenous neighbors were raising them too they spread to china and in 1788 they were introduced from there to the hawaiian islands over the years more have been released whether purposely or not by ranches and farms and perhaps by people who wanted to hunt them currently you can hunt them on the island along with pheasant doves francolin quail as well as introduced mammals such as goats sheep and boar turkeys especially prosper on the big island because of it s dry grassy sloping landscapes and as you can see they seem right at home posted by judyinalaska january 22 2016 categories uncategorized tags avian beak big island bird bird watching birding environment hawaii introduced bird nature outdoors rafter travel turkey turkey rafter vacation wild turkey 2 comments an entwined zebra dove the ala moana mall in honolulu hawaii is not exactly a birder s paradise if you ve ever been there you ve probably seen the stage near the waikiki side entrance on the day of my visit it was draped in red curtains that created a deeply textured vision of color on the floorboards hence the photographs oftentimes birds are there probably because people feed them mall birds not exactly picturesque herons or majestic bluebirds more like zebra doves and rock doves pigeons are pigeons like flying mall rats but every one of those mall birds are just as worthy and deserving of life as any heron or bluebird so it broke my heart when i discovered that this little zebra dove had its legs entangled with some of kind of thread or very thin fibers the poor thing managed to walk but its appearance was disheveled skinny sickly the entanglement was taking its toll you can see its entwined legs clearly in the silhouette photo on the left click to enlarge i look back at that moment with regret i regret that i did not help that bird i could have found some big gloves and grabbed the bird and cut that twisted piece of twine that was holding it hostage that would have at least given it a chance as you can see it came right over to me along with several pigeons probably looking for a generous person tossing scraps it was close enough to me so that i could have done it but no there were no gloves and i am not that gutsy not that spontaneous and maybe it s not a good idea to touch a bird that might be diseased or to take these matters into my own hands all i know is we need to do more for the birds that are affected by our carelessness this is what a healthy zebra dove looks like found right down the street near the ala wai boat harbor posted by judyinalaska june 6 2015 categories uncategorized tags ala moana mall avian bird bird rescue bird watching birding caught in garbage caught in twine dove entangled bird entwined bird environment hawaii honolulu nature photography pigeon sick bird travel zebra dove 2 comments raven yanks another raven s tail the average adult raven is about 2 5 pounds and it s hard to tell adults from juveniles the below video shows a power struggle between ravens at a food source at the very beginning you can see a raven on the far left grab another raven s tail feathers with his beak and pull him or her away from the food another seems to join in by the way if the video is blurry find the settings in the bottom right hand corner of the player and change it to a higher resolution youtube automatically chooses a low setting so it will download faster after reading ravens in winter a book by bernd heinrich i m inclined to believe that the commotion going on in the video has to do with a power struggle to gain access to the food between the juvenile birds and the adults according to heinrich adults are usually silent at carcasses dead animals in the wild and juveniles are very noisy the juveniles yell at kills and make a commotion possibly to attract more juveniles to the kill in order to compete with the adults and gain access to the food heinrich proves through observation and careful note taking that ravens actively recruit other ravens to food piles he speculates after studying raven behavior for many years that this recruitment is not necessarily altruistic or done in order to get the favor back some day instead it is probably related more to gaining or maintaining access to the food than to sharing the wealth juveniles actively recruit in order to overwhelm by sheer numbers the adults at the 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