Gray Jay
Farm cat
Mrs. Claus busily knitting
A few brave souls
Hiding in the grasses
The joy of colour
A favourite place
Stripes of colour
Fun in the sun
Scabious
Wide awake Great Horned Owl
Decorating a fallen log
Christmas Eve day on the prairies
Spruce Grouse male
Black and white
Happy Christmas, everyone!
Hidden Long-eared Owl
The end of an amazing day
Happy Christmas, everyone!
Footprints in the snow
Long-eared Owl
My daughter knows me well : )
Face in the fence
Freeze-dried
Such gorgeous eyes
Love a red jacket
No owls in barn windows - only House Sparrows : )
Great sighting, poor light
Northern Shrike - Butcher Bird
The beautiful Whaleback
The long and the short of it : )
Merry Christmas
Winter solstice.
A little past their prime
Whiskey Jack, alias Camp Robber, alias Gray Jay
Winter along the Smith-Dorrien road
Honey Mushrooms
Above the treeline
Milk Thistle / Silybum marianum
A happy farm dog
Sunrise start to a Christmas Bird Count
Look what I found yesterday : )
Columbian Ground Squirrel
Peaks and clouds
Short-eared Owl
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Why they are hard to find : )
A group of nine of us took part in the town of High River's Christmas Bird Count, half an hour's drive south of Calgary, two days ago, 17 December 2013. As far as owls go, we were so lucky to find 5 Great Horned Owls, 2 Long-eared Owls and 2 Short-eared Owls. We had been hoping to find a Snowy Owl, too, like on last year's Count, but we were out of luck this time. The two Short-eared Owls were sitting facing each other in the long, dry grasses not far from the edge of the road. I could just grab a couple of shots of each Owl from my seat in the back of the second car - not good photos, but at least you can get an idea of what we saw.
An article that discusses the importance of Bird Preservation and why Bird Counts are important:
birding.about.com/od/birdconservation/a/importconserve.htm
An article that discusses the importance of Bird Preservation and why Bird Counts are important:
birding.about.com/od/birdconservation/a/importconserve.htm
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