It turns out that the Titusville/Canaveral (i.e. Space Coast) area of Florida is going to be on my regular destination list now since I have some wonderful friends who live there and who are always ready to have me come visit. I was there in late November on a trip that got cut really short … More Florida’s Space Coast
In my review of a convertible Camaro last month, I concluded that for birding, you were really better off with something far more boring. So I went to Florida again. And rented a different car. A more boring car. I am SUCH a giver. And it was boring. Really, really, really boring. So boring that … More Car for birders review #7: late model Nissan Sentra
I’m on my way to Texas with my clan (Shanna, John, and Bill). So far we’ve birded at the Bear River Refuge, shopped at rock shops, drove and walked around Mesa Verde National Park and spent a lot of time on the road. I’m posting on Instagram as blueravenbirder if you want a photo preview. … More Placeholder for upcoming
November 10, 2018 I was in American Falls one evening and decided to drive by a few of my birding spots to see what I could find from my car. Gulls at one of the boat access points The cemetery sits on the cliffs above the Snake River. The edge is lined with trees and … More American Falls in the Evening
November 17, 2018 I was seduced by the thought of seeing thousands of swans. See, I follow the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BearRiverMBR/ And they posted this amazing photo: by Dickson Smith. And included the words: “Witness the spectacle of the Tundra swan migration from the new Viewing Tower at Bear River … More Bait and switch at the refuge
October 7, 2018 The movement of the wind in the reeds is quite hypnotic. This is a movie, click on the image to get to the Flickr site to play it. Smiling Pied billed grebe. I think he really looks like he’s got a secret. They have done a controlled burn in parts of the … More Final Autumn Visit to the Bear River Refuge
October 7, 2018 I made it to Antelope Island just as the sun was starting to rise. I then spent three hours driving and birding around the island. It was a gorgeous, cool, and cloudy day. There weren’t a lot of birds out what with the storm passing through the night before. I tried changing … More Back to Antelope Island
