Our trip into the back woods in July had fewer birds and more of the other flying things.
Bird with four wings?
Our trip into the back woods in July had fewer birds and more of the other flying things.
A likely hairy woodpecker was pounding away on numerous trees along the far bog trail this week.
We sat by the old rail trail along the bog created by beavers a decade ago. Then, a modest sized turkey, just one! flies onto the trail near us. A star is born.
We sometimes hear the loon’s short cry during the day as they communicate to their friends (family?), but the long, eerie wailing at night is their signature
A pair of black ducks meander along a pond inlet just a few days ago.
A couple days ago while walking along an inlet on Woodbury Pond, we spied a couple loons swimming and diving. All of a sudden, one burst into a sprint. The bird did this for more than a quarter mile.
While one waits for action while walking along the pond shoreline, there always is still-life awaiting our attention