Long tailed weasel at the Camas Refuge
5/21/24
5/21/24
5/21/24 Mourning dove Willet Ruddy ducks Canada goose with goslings Osprey Northern harrier Redhead
5/21/24 Morning light Northern shoveler Red tailed hawk Willet Red winged blackbird Horned lark Eared grebe Western kingbird Bullocks oriole
9/15/23 A day trip to some of my favorite birding spots in Idaho. Black billed magpie Brewer’s blackbirds Sun warming Great blue heron Trumpeter swans Sandhill cranes More Trumpeter swans
Another stop on the way to Missoula 8/3/22 Sage thrasher Mourning dove The rework of the water pathways at the Camas National Wildlife Refuge continues Interesting and lovely on the road to Dubois Derelict
5/8/22 Early afternoon at Camas Refuge American kestrel Beautiful empty pond Yellow headed blackbird I was surprised to find no water in the ponds here at the Camas refuge. Normally there are abundant birds and water. I tracked down this announcement: “Notice to Visitors of Camas NWR We have entered that magical time of the … More Camas Refuge ID – May 2022
2/19/22 Driving around the Camas region including the Camas Refuge, Mud Lake boat docks and Refuge, and the Market Lake Refuge. Almost 0 birds, but a gorgeous frosted landscape. Rough legged hawk Frozen snow covered ponds Great horned owl Golds and white Frosted treeline Horses
2/19/22 The Camas Refuge,not a lot of birds, but some lovely ones and a gorgeous frosted landscape. Cloud shrouded North Menan Butte on the way to Camas from Island Park. A view Red winged blackbird Chipping sparrow Golden lines Northern harrier Controlled burn stalks
Continuing to bird: Camas, Mud Lake, & Market Lake 11/23/21 Trumpeter swans and Mallards Rough legged hawk Autumn at the wetlands Great blue heron Seed heads Another rough legged hawk Black billed magpie Tetons in the distance Canada geese on a frozen pond Menan buttes in the distance
Early morning at the Camas Refuge 11/23/21 There were so many Trumpeter swans waiting to head out. A swan would start flapping its wings and then more would start flapping and then the family group(s) would head out.