Take-off
A bird on the glove is worth...
Hunger
Today's Brown Creeper
Hello Nuthatch, goodbye Chickadee
Red Squirrel
Brown Creeper - again
Brown Creeper
Northern Pygmy Owl 5
Red Squirrel
Wait for me - I'm coming!
Iced berry
Hairy Woodpecker
Life is good
To whom do I belong?
Maybe a Ruffed Grouse wing
Anglewing
Rare Low Townsendia
Black Knot Fungus
Surprise!
Bird's Nest fungi
Mule Deer
Checking me out
Me in a bubble in a puddle in the park
Sweet Colt'sfoot
Goat's-beard
Mushroom
Wild Bergamot
Witches Butter and Red Tree Brain fungus
One less Coyote
Isolation
Blades of ice
Red-breasted Nuthatch
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Last day of fall
Blowing in the wind
Young Mule Deer
Pearly
Watching the watcher
Out on a limb
Snow-capped
Stretched
It's one of THEM again
At home in the snow
A single tiny flower
Mourning Cloak
Mourning Cloak
Delicious, tasty, young buds
Palmate-leaved Coltsfoot
Red-seeded Dandelion
Sunlit
Palmate-leaved Coltsfoot
Little hanging head
Golden Bean
Beginning to open
Long-horned Beetle
Different from usual
Feathers of ice
Edged
Shrooms
Out with Mom
In the dark forest
Alike
A winter walk
Creeper camouflage
Mule Deer
Winter sun
Snack time
Northern Pygmy-owl
The Owl Lady strikes again!
Pygmy-owl false eyes
Beauty of the forest
Coiled petals of dying Aster
Mushroom gills
Starting to curl
Silver-spotted Skipper
Sneezewort Yarrow
Abstract
Mushroom
Can you solve this mystery?
European Skipper
A welcome encounter
One-sided Wintergreen
Alfalfa
Wild White Geranium
Dewberry
Curious Mule Deer doe
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Rare Black-backed Woodpecker
I was SO thrilled last weekend when someone in my group found a rare male Black-backed Woodpecker for us at Griffith Woods. Since then, I received an e-mail to say that a Black-backed Woodpecker had also been seen at Bebo Grove, Fish Creek Park. Well, I took myself off to explore this afternoon and, guess what, I found this female (i.e. no yellow patch on the head)! Talk about being lucky! Mind you, it did take a lot of time, patience and listening to find it. Actually, I came across it twice, in two slightly different places. At least this time I managed to get a clear view with no tangle of tiny branches, but the light was not good, deep within the forest. Also saw a Brown Creeper, which you don't see very often. Definitely worth braving the cold : )
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