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About Me
- Pam in Tucson
- I retired from the University of Arizona, where I coordinated distance learning. New enthusiasms include learning about digital photography and photoprocessing, archaeology, theatre, and observing the natural world around me.
My Other Blogs
Blog Archive
Blogs to peruse
- 10,000 Birds
- [daily dose of imagery]
- A DC Birding Blog
- a la recherche de l'absolu ...
- A Payne Hollow Visit
- Aimophila Adventures
- As It Happens (New Zealand)
- Ben Cruachan Blog
- Beyond the Fields We Know
- botanizing
- Consworld
- Counting Petals
- Dharma Bums
- Earth, Wind & Water
- Endment
- Five Wells
- Forest Walks
- Laurelines
- Leaves of Grass
- Ontario Wanderer
- pohanginapete
- Rigor Vitae
- Roundrock Journal
- sand creek almanac
- Science Musings
- Somewhere in NJ
- The Firefly Forest
- The House & Arctic Musings
- Trailing Light
- Trevor's Birding
- Walking The Berkshires
- Woodsong - Off the Beaten Path
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13 comments:
I love the second photo! It looks like he is ready to take a dive. Just found your blog and I am really enjoying it! I'm a fellow desert dweller.
What a delight to have a view like this.
Hope you will be posting more soon (I know - I shouldn't talk) but I love your blog.
Hello again! Hey, I tagged you for book tag! Here are the rules:1)Grab the nearest book; (2)Open the book to page 56.(3)Find the fifth sentence.(4)Post the text of the next two to five sentences.(5)Don't dig for your favorite book, the cool book, or the intellectual one.Pick the Closest.(6)Tag five people to do the same.
Come see my blog for a sample! I'm sure you have something interesting that you are reading! LOVE your photos!
Look at your little friend! Lovely pictures on your blog!
Sigh.... what a gorgeous bird!
We had a Cooper's Hawk today cruisin' past the bird feeder and over the yard a few times. Seems to be a young one as our regular Cooper's Hawk is larger, and has more distinct markings. I have so much trouble with immature raptors!
I always love to see the hawks even knowing they are after my also favorite little birds. On driving home from town they seem to space themselves about a mile apart and never are there when I bring a camera so I much enjoyed your photos
如此動感的blog!!!..................................................
河水永遠是相同的，可是每一剎那又都是新的。..................................................
Since it is the early worm that gets eaten by the bird, sleep late.............................................
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Gorgeous bird - I just love the "Coopers".
Oooh, nice! I had a sharp-shinned that came around every year (I'm in Oregon). It came for the birds that liked my feeder. I've read that hawks patrol backyard feeders like traplines.
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