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Had a beautiful fall visit to the Klamath and Tulelake Refuges.  The Fall colors were amazing.

Geese, hills and clouds

Lots of ducks and geese starting to show up. We counted a total of about 45 Sandhill Cranes in 4 different places.

klamath refuge geese

Northen Harrier

A Northern Harrier show us a great view of his tail light.

petroglyphs

The  Petroglyphs and their history near Tulelake were really interesting.

Rock Wren

A Rock Wren came to check us out while we were at the Petroglyphs.

Back at it again

Trying to take a little more time to blog again. Great Egrets at Agate Lake

Say’s Phoebe

I had a beautiful birding drive to Agate Lake this morning. The fall colors were amazing after the rain showers. Many different types of water fowl are starting to become abundant again along the Rogue RIver and in several ponds. The best birds of the day were the Say’s Phoebe at Agate Lake and the Hermit Thrush near Gold REy Dam on the Rogue RIver.

Peregrine Falcon

 While visiting Agate Lake October 5th I saw my first fall Peregrine Falcon at the back of the lake sitting in the dead tree that is in the parking lot. Beautiful bird.

Sept 6th Birding

  

I did my usual birding loop to Agate Lake and back with Comet. Continue Reading »

Creatures

I guess I need to post a few of my favorite Southern Oregon creature pictures. Lizzards, butterflies, squirrels, and dragon flies – Oh My!

 

 

Where did August go?

  

I did not do one blog in August. I started back to work Continue Reading »

Red-Shoulder Hawks

  A pair of Red-shoulder Hawks have successfully raised young. Continue Reading »

   baby Bluebird 
    

The early morning walks along the Rogue River have produced some fun pictures. Actually I have taken these right near the parking lot. Enjoy the pictures.

 Western kingbird pair Yellow-breasted Chat Chipping Sparroe 
Comet and I took an early morning walk along the river trail at Valley of the Rogue State Park before the temperature started to climb. Continue Reading »

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