The equinox has not yet arrived, but the birds on my block don’t seem to care. Cardinals are whooping, grackles are buzzing, and robins are scratching at the permafrost! Well, maybe I don’t live on an actual tundra but around here, winter doesn’t let go easy. What are you up to this weekend? Will you be birding? Share your plans in the comments below.
My son’s birthday week(s) celebration begins Saturday, so I may be locked out of activities that don’t involve crowds of screaming kids. Corey may be avoiding Mason’s birthday mayhem, but doesn’t expect to get in front of any exciting birds (unless one shows up within 200 miles!) I hope you, dear reader, have better plans…
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!
Talk about Big Sky Country – One of Corey’s 10 Views from a Van in Kazakhstan
that is a big patch of sky
am lucky where i live to be surrounded by a lot of wildlife, this morning there were lots of bird calls with dawn
Very beautiful photo!Thank you for sharing and have a nice weekend!
Nice sky photo! Wish you a great weekend!
I’m going to Floyd Bennett Field one day. I haven’t been there in two and a half years mostly because it takes three buses and a subway to get there.
The other day I’ll stick closer to home and go somewhere in Queens NYC. Maybe I’ll check out the kettle ponds in Alley Pond Park. With all the rain the spring peepers and toads might be calling, but I’m not sure if it is too early in the season for them.
The pictures are great too!
Gorgeous shot!
Liz @ A Simple Life
Love the color contrasts. I like the balance of sky and earth, and of blue, green, white and little orange. When I take pictures/photos I like to make sure things are interesting, and color is important to me. Thanks for posting.
Tearing off from Albuqueruqe, NM to bird Patagonia/Huachucas in SE AZ!
awesome sky shot
happy SWF
This weekend I’ll be birding I mean working at Green Cay Nature Center, looking for a Virginia Rail and then it’s off to camp at Corbett WMA and see if I have any luck at RCWs. Who knew a colony lived so far in South Florida!
What a beautiful scene~