We saw two White-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) outside our hotel the following morning.
"There are some who can live without wild things, and some who cannot. These essays are the delights and dilemmas of one who cannot" - Aldo Leopold
Showing posts with label meadowlark. Show all posts
Showing posts with label meadowlark. Show all posts
2016/06/02
Road trip to Colorado
After three long days of driving, I am finally back in Colorado! My labmate and I left Canada on Monday (May 30th), which may be a miscalculation because it was Memorial Day in US and we sat and waited in the car for almost two hours to cross the border. Because of the delay, we spent the first night in Ann Arbor, Michigan (instead of the usual first night destination: Kalamazoo).
Labels:
cavity,
Colorado,
cows,
deer,
flycatcher,
great crested,
hairy woodpecker,
harvestman,
jumping spider,
meadowlark,
mountain,
road,
USA,
white-tailed,
woodpecker
2016/04/10
New birds of the year
I took the long route to the bus station (around Sawmill Creek Wetland) yesterday, and I was very glad that I did - because of the birds that I saw.
Labels:
beaver lodge,
duck,
hooded merganser,
meadowlark,
merganser,
Ontario,
Ottawa,
ring-necked,
song,
sparrow,
tree sparrow
2010/05/07
Lifers and Sights from Carden and surrounding areas
It has been a while since my last post. Many of good things had happened and work is going well too. And the best things are probably all the new lifers that I am seeing and the beautiful country that I am currently living in.
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