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Our family has a varied interest in Hummers. To see the type we find most entertaining. Among the many American Crows. Who would love to steal food from the small birds and squirrels in the yard, there is an unusual striped crow. Here, at the higher elevation, we also hear more ravens. Which I find interesting based upon local Indian folklore. The only photos I have are not close enough for good identification. Is attached to the photo at lef.
Saturday, November 25, 2006. At right looking to see what the Pileated had been interested in on the pole. At left and below, the Pileated Woodpecker. As you can see, we have the red shafted version in our area. Today DH saw the Northern Flickers doing their courting dance for the first time. Three photos of Northern Flickers.
Monday, December 31, 2007. The crow at left is a special treat for us. There is a family of white marked crows, and this one is the most interesting of designs. At our old home, the Evening. They became quite brave this past year, but disappeared with the colder weather. We look forward to their return. At left is a male Evening Grosbeak.
Saturday, May 5, 2007. Raccoons and Other Furry Wildlife.
Peaches and Cream Prize! Steep hill. Watch for traffic on two feet, left.
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Last evening we were taking a drive through all the newly built area across the inlet from where we live, and I no longer think our place is. I look forward to adding photos. A second animal living in the woods next to us that has been too elusive for photographic capture is the bobcat. September 17, 2008. If you see the , shown below, on the highway, or local street, may I suggest it is not the best part of our forests to use for a pit stop into the bushes. While taking the following two shots.CONTENT
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