One interesting observation is that Lark Sparrows walk rather than hop across our bird feeder. If fact, hopping is only used during courtship. During courtship a male Lark Sparrow [...]
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Today we had a Wilson’s Warbler into our bird pond. His black cap was identifiable without binoculars. Our pond is a recirculating 4 tier pond and he seemed to like the more shallow middle tiers. He was splashed by a [...] Those of you planing a trip to southeast Arizona, stay tuned and I will keep you informed of the bird migration situation. [...] We had a Broad-tailed Hummingbird into our saucer hummingbird feeder this morning and the Cactus Wren and the Curve-billed Thrasher are fighting over the telephone [...] You might notice that I say he “ran”. He did not fly. Crissal Thrashers are known for their habit of running or walking around their territory. Even when threatened by a predator or [...] I have been thinking about why my grandkids are interested in bird watching and would like to offer the following suggestions to parents and [...] This is just a short note to let bird watchers who plan to vist our area that the fall migration has [...] We have been going to the Bisbee Farmer’s Market not only to sell bird feeders, but to purchase great produce and pastured meat for several years now. Our first trip for the year was last Saturday. We were welcomed back by the organizers and some old customers, however we had one customer who had been looking [...] This week-end we went bird watching in South Fork just above Portal, Arizona. On our way to the canyon we stopped at the Sunny Flats Campground. Much to our surprise the Elegant Trogons are back already! The trogon’s average return date is from the middle of April to the middle of May. This is again a [...] |
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