Beware the Ides of February! Schools across the United States are closing for Mid-Winter Break, which means the nation will be abuzz with energetic kids fighting boredom. Some families will travel, while others might prefer to hunker down and hibernate. How about you? What will you be doing this weekend and will you be birding? Share your plans in the comments below.
My family is driving up from NYC for a long Rochester weekend. Since none of them particularly enjoy or even appreciate the beauty of nature, I don’t foresee much birding. Better refill the feeders! Corey, on the other hand, hopes to be out on a boat in lower New York Harbor on Sunday as a make-up for last week’s weathered out trip.
Whatever your plans this weekend, make time to enjoy SkyWatch Friday. Also be sure to come back Monday to share your best bird of the weekend!
Keep your eyes to the skies for stunning vistas like this sunrise over Cairns Esplanade in Australia
(photo by Duncan Wright!)
Beautiful light and perspective – looks like a peaceful place.
this is beautiful! (found you via skywatch)
Ah what a beautiful progression of light in this pic!
gorgeous…I love the heart shape on the water…how cool is it when that happens…clytie over at guestheart thursday would really dig this!
I plan on chasing the Virginia’s Warbler in Maryland! I’m also excited about the possibility of seeing a Golden Eagle that has been wintering near there.
gorgeous!
Wow – superb and peaceful shot!
Beautiful shot! Happy sky watching.
My Sky.
Beautiful scene.
Regards and best wishes
A day of guiding in high elevation habitats of Irazu National Park followed by a second day of guiding in foothill rainforest should turn up a nice array of birds.
Finally I have something to look forward to, after far too long without any birding on the calendar! We’re planning to head to Starved Rock — about a 2-hour drive from Chicago — to look for the Bald Eagles. And it’ll be about 40 degrees — yippee!!