The first of the migrating warblers are reaching Eastern North Carolina. This Palm Warbler is hard at work looking for dinner. Swing by https://flyinglessons.us/ for many more bird photos and musings.
I'm finding that birds have a way of teaching patience, adding a little perspective and taking you away from it all. https://flyinglessons.us/2020/03/26/how-the-northern-cardinal-is-helping-me-through-the-virus-crisis/
How the Northern Cardinal is helping me through the virus crisis
First of two parts If there’s a singular song of spring, it’s the call of the Northern Cardinal. That loud, distinctive whistle is often the earliest note of the morning in much of the country. Whe…
flyinglessons.us
In a sure sign of spring, an American Goldfinch is gradually coming into its bright yellow plumage for the breeding season. For many more bird photos, swing by https://flyinglessons.us/ for a visit.
Every morning, a birding walk under the guise of exercise is making the quarantine manageable. Here's how: https://flyinglessons.us/2020/03/26/how-the-northern-cardinal-is-helping-me-through-the-virus-crisis/
How the Northern Cardinal is helping me through the virus crisis
If there’s a singular song of spring, it’s the call of the Northern Cardinal. That loud, distinctive whistle is often the earliest note of the morning in much of the country. When the full bird orc…
flyinglessons.us
You've gotta love the climbing skills of the Tricolored Heron, found here near Titusville, Florida. For many more bird photos, take a swing by https://flyinglessons.us/
Here's an intriguing study from Sweden about why some birds can thrive in the city and others can't. It tuns out that sex has something to do with it. https://www.audubon.org/news/to-get-big-city-birds-need-have-large-brain-or-lots-sex