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Author Archives: animalartist2
Solitary Sandpipers-Sharpie Attack!
Posted in Bird Photographs, Sharp-shinned Hawk, Solitary Sandpiper
Tagged Sharp-shinned Hawk, Solitary Sandpipers
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Horned Grebe in Vermont-Spring Migration
This lone Horned Grebe came fairly close for some pleasing shots at the Wilder Dam Boat Launch in Wilder, Vermont on May 1 2014.
More Spring Migrants in Vermont
Posted in Bird Photographs, Red-breasted Merganser, Red-throated Loon
Spring Migrants in Vermont-Mid-April 2014
Spring has finally come, although there is still snow on the ground here in Vermont. Here are a few of the birds seen in the last week or so. The Ring-necked Ducks were close by, and it was one of the few times I’ve ever seen the rings around their necks. The Gadwalls were far off, but I loved their flight patterns. Rusty Blackbirds are quite rare here- So glad to have seen these. A northern Harrier in Norwich, Vermont is not very common -they are seen mostly further north. The Northern Mockingbirds are winter residents, but I only recently saw them.
I’ve also included a watercolor painting I just finished of a Northern Harrier about to take off that I saw at Dead Creek in Addison, Vermont
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Posted in Bird Photographs
Snowy Owl
In addition, there are 2 more pictures of a Snowy in Vermont at the intersection of Rt.10 and 106. This bird was seen on April 18 2014
Introducing “Barley”, our new Glen of Imaal Terrier Puppy
Barley is almost 12 weeks old-we’ve only had him a week, but just love the little tyke, needle teeth and all.
Kinglets!
In Vermont there are 2 kinds of Kinglets- Golden-Crowned and Ruby-crowned. They are both tiny birds (4-4.5 inches). . The Golden-crowned is with us year-round, while the Ruby-crowned is a summer migrant. I have recently enjoyed viewing and hearing both birds.
Here is the Golden-crowned:
Here is the Ruby-crowned:
This song was of particular interest to me because the Whistled part sounds like a Connecticut Warbler. Listen for a 2-part song- a descending chirrchirrchirrchirr, and and a whistle. The recording starts with a Chickadee song. There are many Red-wing Blackbirds in the background. Clicking on this will open a new page. Use your back button to return to the site.
Chickadee Excavates a Nest Hole
This is a composite of 4 pictures. This Chickadee was soooo busy clearing out a nest hole. It’s mate was nearby, supervising.
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