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A new nest
As I looked out my window Friday morning, out of the corner of my eye I noticed a bird
Three days’ difference
Above is a photo taken on Tuesday morning at the Warden’s Watch in the Celery
Mrs. Ace takes a breather
Every night around dusk, Mrs. Ace starts her whinny. A half-hour or so later, she takes off for
Virginia Rail photos
For some excellent shots of the Virginia rails currently hanging out near the boardwalk in the Dead Zone
Bird-cam links
Other bird cams of note: The Owl Pages’ list of nest cams: http://www.owlpages.com/links.php?cat=Owls-Nestcams Cornell’s Birdhouse Network: http://www.birds.cornell.edu/birdhouse/nestboxcam/index_html
The case of the missing egg
First things first: Mrs. Ace update Thanks to the screech cam, I can report that
Mrs. Ace calls at dusk (video)
Now that the basement is mostly dried out, I am trying to do a few video clips of Mrs.
Anatomy of an owl box
In case you’re thinking of putting up an owl box of your own, here’s how I did mine.
“It’s an ill wind…”
The Sunday nor’easter, which brought widespread disaster to our region, generated so much flooding locally that it turned our
