Shaditude
Got any bird pics?
- Thread starter Wadin' Boot
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Here is some information regarding tracking of Bald Eagles from the Fraser River Valley starting in 2018.
BETA - Bald Eagle Tracking Alliance - Hancock Wildlife Foundation
The BETA Project will help us learn where the eagles who come to the Lower Fraser Valley of BC in the fall and winter spend their summers.
hancockwildlife.org
Gyrfalcon22
Life of the Party
Good stuff-thank you !Here is some information regarding tracking of Bald Eagles from the Fraser River Valley starting in 2018.
BETA - Bald Eagle Tracking Alliance - Hancock Wildlife Foundation
The BETA Project will help us learn where the eagles who come to the Lower Fraser Valley of BC in the fall and winter spend their summers.
Rainforest Gump
Steelhead
This Heron dropped by the boat for a visit While anchored out yesterday in the North Sound . never been that close to one before , we stared at each other for about 15 seconds before it flew off.
Gyrfalcon22
Life of the Party
Great stuff. Sunfish?
Jim F.
Still a Genuine Montana Fossil
I'll 2nd that!
Bajema
Life of the Party
Today we saw some albacore jumping as well, of course we just had to let them be.That is one of the things that I love about the offshore tuna trips, always the possibility of amazing wildlife. Sometimes an albacore gets in the way of my looking for birds...
Steve
We made a trip to MN, Iowa and Nebraska to see relatives. Saw a ton of birds but didn't get many pictures. Lots of Sandhills which were not common there 25 years ago, cardinals, Pileated and downy wood peckers, loons (of course), yellow warblers, bald eagles, bobwhites, white breasted nuthatch, blue jays and many others that I don't remember. Trumpeter swans are also becoming much more numerous in central MN. Saw a bunch in various places. These were on a creek which runs between lakes at my sisters house. First light photos of them- also it was chilly and humid and my lens kept fogging.
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Sunday's pelagic out of Westport apparently saw a rarity: Hawaiian Petrel. Would have been pretty cool.
Meanwhile, while visiting the Anan bear and wildlife observatory recently, I got into a staring contest with a bald eagle.
This is a bird thread, but pink salmon were no match for the many black bears.
Meanwhile, while visiting the Anan bear and wildlife observatory recently, I got into a staring contest with a bald eagle.
This is a bird thread, but pink salmon were no match for the many black bears.
Bajema
Life of the Party
Went out to see some birds again this morning (hoping to get back to some fishing next week). The first three pictures are sandpipers of some kind, I’ve got some work to do on my shorebird IDs. My best guess is a Baird’s in the first picture and then a Baird’s on the right of the second pic and a Western on the left. Third is some combination of those.
I agree with the ID as Baird's and Western sandpipers. The bird in that 4th picture is a bit big to be a sandpiper.
Steve
