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Interesting .... During late summer and early fall, when there is an abundance of caterpillars and seeds, they store food for winter among needles or under the bark of branches at a height that will be above the winter snow cover.
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Continuing to add photos from a flash drive.
I visited the Weaselhead Park in hopes of finding at least one of two special owls that had been reported in the park. Lots of walking on icy paths. I was thrilled to see this Boreal Owl as I was on my way back to the parking lot! I was never close to it and left after I got my photos.
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Boreal Chickadee . Finally got a nice photo of this Boreal Chickadee, not the easiest bird to find, at least for me anyhow . Found in Fish Creek PP.
Just got back from a nine day excursion to Minnesota and Wisconsin this morning. One of the birds we didn't get last year was this Boreal Chickadee. We focused on them and got several takes this year. This one was hopping up this tree and feeding on the branches. I just happened to catch this one with a snowy beak before it ascended vey high. Click for large view.
When I read one description of f this bird, it said it had “ a brown cap and cinnamon colored feathers on it’s side.” What a delightful little guy he is. But he is not bold enough to eat from your hand like the Black Capped Chickadees do.
The boreal chickadees at Sax Zim Bog (Minnesota) don't show up at regular bird-feeders, but they do like peanut butter.
Note: One of the area volunteers told me they don't use peanut-butter to attract birds when it's warm out -- because it can (theoretically) get stuck in their feathers. But, it isn't a problem when it's cold outside. At the time of this picture, it was about -15f outside.
This is Boo, who whilst she has lost some weight over winter, is still a chunk. As you can see, she made short work of their new sweeping brush. It was scattered everywhere by the time she was through. I guess she would call it temporary enrichment!!
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A very elusive bird but always popular, the Boreal Chickadee is one of the star attractions to the bog. In my previous trips I was never able to spot one, however this time there were a couple that were not camera shy at the end of gray jay trail.
Sax Zim Bog, MN
Nordale Flats, Fairbanks Alaska.
February 2018.
IP Color for SX-70. Cold-processed.
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Vicia cracca (Fabaceae - Fabacées)
Common names: Cow Vetch, Bird or Boreal Vetch, Blue Vetch,
Noms communs: La Vesce craque, vesce multiflore, petits-oiseau, Veccia commune
sitting with David as he watches the Giants game.... I hate sports as these grown men get paid millions for playing a game...
spend that money on people who have REAL jobs...
So here's another version of this DDG image...