Bird watching

Last of three parts So my friend gets interested in birding and tries out some binoculars. Then she comes to a complete standstill. “There’s something wrong with my eyes,” she says. “Binoculars just aren’t for me.” This scenario is not uncommon, and it makes me want to shout: Don’t give up! There are tricks! Here, […]

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Not an April Fool’s joke, this is a real photo taken today by Scott Young in New Hampshire (Thanks, Scott). Clicking the photo links to his Flickr site where you can also see other photos of redpolls, including Hoarys. Related posts and pages: Another odd Snowy Egret, or a hybrid? Recently on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, … Sibley Guide in action – Redpoll Identification Read More »

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