10,000 Birds
NOVEMBER 23, 2017
The Crocodile Bridge on the Tarcoles River is a strange place. Cars stopped at the bridge itself, people walking – not just along the narrow sidewalks, but across the lanes… Abelardo Benavides, our guide, explained that there are up to a hundred American Crocodiles along one kilometre of the river underneath us. Yet, as a team participating in a bird race, we had our schedule, to appear at the lodge at 6.30 pm.
4 The Love Of Animals
NOVEMBER 20, 2017
10 Fun Facts About Parrots by James Alston writing for ExoticDirect pet insurance. 1. There are nearly 400 species of parrot There are 393 species of parrots (though more are being found all the time).
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10,000 Birds
NOVEMBER 22, 2017
Traveling north of La Paz, Mexico, the terrain starts to look very much like an old John Wayne Movie. Box canyons, long arroyos, and rolling desert vistas, accented with several different kinds of cactus. This, all bordered by the crystal clear waters of the Sea of Cortez. This diversity makes for a very unique birding experience. One where you get to enjoy the many different local desert birds, right along side the birds that make the warm salt waters they home.
10,000 Birds
NOVEMBER 19, 2017
On September 13th we made a decision to go over to the UK to spend time with Mum and enjoy all that an English October has to offer in the way of birds. Having returned to the UK after an absence of twenty two years last year it would not be quite as overwhelming this year, because we had the European birds fresh in our heads once again! Mum walks daily and is very familiar with the birds in the surrounding area both through observation and by following various websites and is an excellent birdi
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10,000 Birds
NOVEMBER 19, 2017
T.H. Stone Memorial St. Joseph Peninsula State Park reminds me of a commercial that used to be on local television, the tagline of which went something like: long name, amazing results. That’s how I felt about birding at T.H. Stone. My husband and I had been fishing nearby for most of the day, making the short 45 minute hop over to the state park near Port St.
10,000 Birds
NOVEMBER 18, 2017
I was working under a misapprehension to start off with. After receiving the advice, “Try looking from the lock bridge below the weir” I was expecting a scene with mill races and canal boats being raised against flow and gravity. The lock bridge over the River Wye proved to have nothing at all to do with the Industrial Revolution of 18th and 19th century Britain, but was obviously popular in its own way with sweethearts visiting the quaint Derbyshire village of Bakewell.
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10,000 Birds
NOVEMBER 19, 2017
We’re heading into a hurricane of holiday obligations and celebrations. For many, the third weekend of November serves as the last moment of true relaxation of the calendar year. Hopefully, we all made the most of it! I ran up to Lake Ontario on Sunday despite some major northwestern winds. The wicked waves drove Long-tailed Ducks into the calm of the inlet and most other seaducks away from shore.
10,000 Birds
NOVEMBER 23, 2017
Happy day of gratitude to all. If you partake of the traditional Thanksgiving repast, be sure to bone up on your thrilling turkey facts and history. Then be thankful that nobody at the table will be as knowledgeable (or pedantic) as you! My family looks forward to extending our streak of holidays at home, but I will be on the road enough for a chance at some spanking winter species.
10,000 Birds
NOVEMBER 24, 2017
With today being Black Friday, I thought it would be fitting to offer a foil to the day’s frenzied consumption and consumerism by showcasing a relatively new brewery with a stated commitment to more ecologically-responsible brewing. Named for one of America’s most melodious songbirds, Hermit Thrush Brewery of Brattleboro, Vermont brews a range of sour beers that have gained as much attention for their quality as for the conscientious methods employed in making them.
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