In the past few weeks I have had several fall migrants passing through my area. The temperatures in northern California have been in the...
Long ago I predicted that I would eventually see a Western Tanager in Queens. Last December one was even found on the Queens County...
We have a small water feature off our back porch. It’s probably about 300 square feet in size, holding maybe 2000 gallons of water....
The male Western Tanager (Piranga ludoviciana) is unmistakable. He is the only tanager with strong wing bars, the anterior wing bar (median coverts) being...
The first time I saw a Western Tanager, it was in New York. In Central Park, to be exact. It was exciting — to...
I really should have titled this post “I Love New York!” Why? Because where else can one be at their desk in their office...
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