birding, photography and living with pet birds
Posted in robin on Dec 3rd, 2011
The best place for birding in South Carolina as far as I’m concerned is at Ninety Six National Historic Site. The area is beautiful. The site commemorates the town’s participation in the Revolutionary War. It includes a log cabin, a cannon and trenches that the Patriots used to get water without getting shot. The field [...]
I went to Farmington Bay this morning. I’m tromping around in the trees searching for nests because I’m seeing robins standing with food in their mouths. When I hear a commotion in one tree. So I look more closely in the tree and I see this: BABY OWL! Baby owl, BABY OWL!!! He flew to [...]
Posted in robin on Jul 6th, 2010
Fruit is so delicious. Especially when you’re a baby robin. And you’re not going to wait for the low hanging fruit to ripen. You want it now! So you look and stretch for that perfect piece but sometimes it’s just too far and then he fell
Salt Lake City has a lot of American Robins. Sitting here typing this with Trevor on my shoulder, I can see the robins flitting around in our backyard. Trevor is slightly alarmed.