Monday Morning Mystery 112111
November 21, 2011
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Julie McCall says:
"Some Celery Farm highlights from today: a wonderfully cooperative Winter Wren that hung out with me for at least ten minutes, a Yellow-bellied Sapsucker, 11 Hooded Mergansers, and (FINALLY), 2 Eastern Bluebirds.
"Also, the first Brown Creeper that I've gotten in a while without another bird drawing my attention to it first."
"2 of the Red-shouldered Hawks seemed to be playing "Follow the Human" for a bit, and I was frequently surrounded by foraging flocks of birds. All in all, a gorgeous day with some really long and beautiful looks.
"Today I felt very content to be a birder."
(Thanks, Julie!)
This guy was hanging out with the Marsh Warden on -- where else?-- the Warden's Watch this mlorning.
Time is running out to order a copy of "Survival: The Red-shouldered Hawks of Allendale" in time for an early December Delivery. You need to order by Saturday noon.
To order a copy of "Survival: The Red-shouldered Hawks of Allendale," call Rohsler’s Nursery in Allendale (201-327-3156), Wild Birds Unlimited in Paramus (201-599-0099) or Wild Bird Emporium in Midland Park (201-444-1043) and tell them whether you want soft cover (roughly ($28) or a hard-cover (roughly $37), and how many copies.
Full details follow. Thanks!
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