Piping plovers at Montrose Beach, (c) Chicago Tribune Join RBD volunteers as we unite with the COS to make our beach habitat attractive to the piping plover! In 2019, two of these amazing endangered birds (Monty and Rose) nested at Montrose Beach Dunes for the first time. We hope that they or their offspring will […]Saturday …
Happy 2022!
Wishing everyone a happy, healthy and prosperous new year ahead! May the road rise up to meet you and may the wind be always at your back (old Irish proverb) My hope for 2022 is for a kinder more compassionate world - we're all in this together.
New Year, New Perchspective -Take the survey, help improve the blog!
Fall Colours Mid-Peak in Parry Sound Area
Happy First Day of Fall 2021!
Swift diary- a brief summary of the 2021 swift season — Jonathan Pomroy
The swift season started with a later than average arrival of last year’s breeding birds; that said our existing breeding pair really didn’t waste much time in laying eggs and they fledged young earlier than in 2019/20. There are many highlights each season, but perhaps the overall impression this year is of an uninterrupted performance […]Swift …
Continue reading "Swift diary- a brief summary of the 2021 swift season — Jonathan Pomroy"
Harlequins — Wilder Alaska
Harlequins — Wilder Alaska
The case for reed beds — Southwick Country Park Nature Reserve
If the WHSP sites around SCP Nature Reserve are to be developed, only reed beds will offer any protection for the Lambrok.The case for reed beds — Southwick Country Park Nature Reserve
Cute Pet — The Mutts Blog
Cute PetCute Pet — The Mutts Blog
Bee and Milkweed — Mike Powell
I was hoping to find a Monarch butterfly when I checked out some patches of milkweed last week at Jackson Miles Abbott Wetland Refuge, but ended up instead with some action shots of an Eastern Carpenter Bee (Xylocopa virginica). The bee was quite distracted while feeding, so I was able to get really close to […]Bee …
The Northern Herper 
You must be logged in to post a comment.