Dark-eyed Junco
One of the benefits of being able to walk home for lunch is the chance to see what's going on in my backyard during the day. This Dark-eyed (Oregon) Junco was here with several others to accept my offering of easy wintertime food.
The Flycatcher
To describe my lifelong fascination with flight and with creatures that fly I like to echo the words of John James Audubon who in 1839 wrote of himself as "...one who never can cease to admire and to study with zeal and the most heartfelt reverence, the wonderful productions of an Almighty Creator."
Thursday, March 23, 2006
One of the benefits of being able to walk home for lunch is the chance to see what's going on in my backyard during the day. This Dark-eyed (Oregon) Junco was here with several others to accept my offering of easy wintertime food.
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