Update : BaldEagle on nest in streaming video

This afternoon I opened the live streaming video to see the camera zoomed in to get a super close up of this eagles feathers. A little late...

Update : BaldEagle on nest in streaming video

Wow, just checked the Bald Eagle on nest (10 pm MST) and she has her head tucked in to feathers on her back like a swan or something. Amazi...

Update on Bald Eagle on nest in live streaming video

I dropped in this evening to see if it was on and was pleasantly surprised that it appears to have infra-red viewing so it is on at night. ...

Live streaming video of Bald Eagle on nest--hatch expected April 1

3-30-11-Move video to right side of page so it will stay on top This is a very good quality and close up live streaming video of a Bald Eagl...

Uncommon visitor: Greater Scaup

Greater Scaup are quite uncommon in the Canon City, CO area so I was pleased to find this female 2 days ago swimming in the Arkansas River a...

Rugged looking Yellow-rumped Warblers

Yellow-rumped Warblers started migrating through Canon City yesterday and many of them had not completed molting into their breeding (Altern...

Cassin's Finch visiting before returning to breeding areas

I found a small flock of Cassin's Finch including this female on the Canon City Riverwalk yesterday. Their distinctive call got my atte...

More pics of BlackXEastern Phoebe: the brown-fronted hybrid

I have enlarge these pics some so it may possible to see the brown fore crown without clicking on them though the brown will show more if su...

BlackXEastern Phoebe, a brown fronted hybrid

These are pics of a brown-fronted hybrid BlackXEastern Phoebe that has been feeding near a long-time phoebe nesting area on my friend's ...

Am Dipper video clip: carrying nest material to nest site

In this short clip one of the American Dippers, with a big mouthful of nesting material, flies up under the mechanical arm that runs the gat...

Pair of American Dippers foraging and grooming together: video clip

I recorded this pair of American Dippers that were building a nest on the mechanical arm that opens and closes the flood gate to a small dam...

The top two pics show an American Dipper, with nesting material in it's mouth, perched on the mechanical arm of a dam gate. Both are th...

Dam dippers nesting

I used a little alliteration to describe the nesting of a pair of American Dippers in the mechanical structure of a dam near Canon City,CO. ...

"SuperMoon" of 3-19-11

I took this pic of the SuperMoon from near Canon City,CO with my Canon xti dslr with 400mm 5.6 lens and Kenko 1.4X extender--since camera is...

Sandhill Cranes fly over

Sandhill Cranes are migrating north to their breeding grounds including a population found in the interior West. I first heard (as usual) t...

Western Meadowlark pics

These are good pics of the Western Meadowlark that I videotaped and posted clips for below. You can double click on each for very close-up ...

W. Meadowlark-video clip of primary & flight songs

This video clip of a Western Meadowlark I recorded recently in western Pueblo County really highlights the unusual vocalization , identified...

Lewis's Woodpeckers

On my way back from the Denver area I stopped at Ft Carson's Turkey Creek Ranch where I saw 3 Lewis's Woodpecker including the one i...

Pair of imm Harris Sparrows still in rural Fremont County,CO

Today I refound the pair of immature Harris's Sparrows I originally found about 6 weeks ago. I have looked for them on several occasion...

Kestral and Redheads

This male American Kestral was hunting near my motel in a commercial area of Westminster, a suburb northwest of Denver. These Redhead ducks...

Nesting Bald Eagles

While in the Denver area I saw this Bald Eagle on her nest with her mate perched nearby. SeEtta

Colorful tropical butterflies at the Butterfly Pavillion

Over the week-end I took advantage of stay in the Denver area to go for the first time to the Butterfly Pavilion . What a fantastic place! ...

Owl-seeker's Code - ABA Blog

Owl-seeker's Code - ABA Blog I am pleasantly surprised to find this very pro-conservation post on the Am Birding Association's blog....