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Happy Birthday to Julie!

8:49 AM Unknown Labels: birds of Indigo Hill, Chet Baker, happy birthday, Julie Zickefooose the Artist, Julie Zickefoose, Julie's books, The Bluebird Effect, The Rain Crows

Happy birthday to the amazing gal we know as Julie Zickefoose! She is known the world over by a variety of names, and by her many wonderful ...

Half-cap the Goldfinch

5:25 AM Unknown Labels: American goldfinch, birds of Indigo Hill, Half-cap, marker birds

Look closely at this bird. Notice anything missing? This is a male American goldfinch in summer/breeding plumage. Bright yellow body, black ...

Spring Observations in Bleak Winter

7:28 AM Unknown Labels: birding in Ohio, birds of Indigo Hill, Carolina wren, signs of spring, winter birding

I am working from the farm for the next 10 days or so, trying to get some writing done on the next book project. It's a bleak, raw day h...

Waiting for This Sign of Spring

4:41 PM Unknown Labels: birdng in Ohio, birds of Indigo Hill, blue-gray gnatcatcher, signs of spring

OK the bleariness of the Ohio winter has settled in upon us and signs of spring, well, there are none! Sigh. There's one specific sign t...

Sit Down and Be Counted!

1:15 PM Unknown Labels: birding in Ohio, birds of Indigo Hill, The Big Sit, The Whipple Bird Club

Starting tonight at midnight I'll be engaging in the sanity-challenging annual ritual of The Big Sit . If you don't know what the Bi...

Vireotown

4:25 PM Unknown Labels: birding in Ohio, birds of Indigo Hill, Philadelphia vireo, red-eyed vireo, vireos, white-eyed vireo, yellow-throated vireo

Red-eyed vireo We have three species of vireos that nest on our farm here in southeastern Ohio: red-eyed, white-eyed, and yellow-throated. T...

Listening to the Predawn Morse Code

3:15 AM Unknown Labels: birding in Ohio, birds of Indigo Hill, fall migration, nocturnal flight calls

Red-eyed vireo. The leaves may still be green, and the insects in full voice. The bluebirds are still feeding nestlings, the meadow is still...

Doughheads

6:42 AM Unknown Labels: bird feeding, birds of Indigo Hill, suet dough, winter bird feeding

Blue jay. The birds at our feeders LOVE the homemade suet dough we provide. We feed it to them in moderation, so there's no concern abo...

LBOTY and FBOTY

12:30 PM Unknown Labels: birds of Indigo Hill, eastern screech-owl, feeling Zen, first bird of the year, last bird of the year, northern cardinal

My last bird of 2010 was a whinnying eastern screech-owl, calling from the north border of our farm. I heard it at about 10:50 pm on New Yea...

Pileated Nest Part Two

9:36 AM Unknown Labels: birds of Indigo Hill, cavity-nesting birds, digiscoping, nesting birds, pileated woodpecker, pileated woodpecker nest

Check out the swirling feathers of the female pileated woodepcker's crest!. On the afternoon of May 15 I went back out to check on the p...

Informasi Burung Kicauan Terbaru

Happy Birthday to Julie!

Half-cap the Goldfinch

Spring Observations in Bleak Winter

Waiting for This Sign of Spring

Sit Down and Be Counted!

Vireotown

Listening to the Predawn Morse Code

Doughheads

LBOTY and FBOTY

Pileated Nest Part Two

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