Looking for a feel good family movie? How about one with a bird theme? If so then check out the movie Hoot. “The film is about a group of children trying to save a burrowing owl habitat from destruction. Its habitat is located on the intended construction site of a pancake house. The developer of … More Review: Hoot
For 4/21/20 Waterfowl, Cornell Pamphlets, & Audubon Chapters I started birding back in the 90’s with the suggestion from my sister Melinda to “start with waterfowl.” I now know how great this suggestion was. Ducks, Geese, Swans are all large and frequently hold still on large bodies of water. Northern shovelers The distinctive Northern shovelers, … More Waterfowl, Cornell Pamphlets, & Audubon Chapters
I decided that I really need to know more about the migratory patterns at the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge and the Camas National Wildlife Refuge. I went searching on the internet, and in my library’s databases. The best source of information is from the refuges themselves on the internet, and from my own observations. … More Musings on migration and my favorite refuges
3/7/20 College Rodeo – Salina Rescue Run is a fun to watch and probably participate in. Two teams compete against each other. Usually there are multiple sets of teams, the fastest overall team score wins. One member of the team stands on a barrel, the other races across the arena to and around the barrel … More Rescue Run at the Salina College Rodeo
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