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Flurries
Red and Yellow White and Gray Flurries Falling
The Local
Even when that big mob of Pine Siskin’s moved into the neighborhood last week the locals took it all in stride and here’s one of our favorites.
Northern Pygmy Owl
We had heard the tooting of the Northern Pygmy Owl in the woods near us in previous winters but had little luck seeing one. This year our luck changed. These small owls are only about 6.5 inches ...
Mobbed
Thus far bird action around the neighborhood was relatively quiet and calm with with numerous chickadees and just a handful of other sprinkled in for variety. Well, last week that all changed as ...
Common Redpoll
Common Redpolls frequent our area in the winter each year but seeing them seems a hit or miss proposition as they move around quite a bit. This winter we got lucky and had a few hanging around th...
Thirsty
Maybe a common sight, but every drink is different. The way the water droplets fall from the bill of this wonderful female Mallard brings endless possibilities for observation.
On the bull kelp
A tiny Yellow Rumped Warbler found the bull kelp a perfect perch for hunting sand flies and other small insects on the beach. This girl would quickly dart down form the kelp to snag a small meal ...
Watchtower
Perched at their watchtower high at the tippy-top of a blue spruce a mountain chickadee takes in the view.
Looking out – Looking in
On a recent very chilly morning while the rest of the house finches were visiting the feeders one very curious gentleman decided to take a minute and see what was going on inside the house. It wa...
https://naturehasnoboss.com/2022/01/12/looking-out-looking-in/