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Boring / Oregon City Exit 1 Mile sign (though this is actually considered to be within the Boring CPO Boundary according to a map on the official site)
One very bored and fidgety participant in this year's Kinetic Sculpture race in Baltimore. I was amused by the fact that I had to cut off the head of the spectator in the background.
Not to me! This is from the flat and windy Jæren, Norway's only really flat area which makes it so special.
Change for India helps provide bore wells to rural villages without sufficent water. Bore wells in India are a great source of clean drinking water.
I (most likely) paid too much for this at a tourist shop, but most of my stone frogs and turtles have broken and this one really reminded me of my teen.
Change for India helps provide bore wells to rural villages without sufficent water. Bore wells in India are a great source of clean drinking water.
This Boreal Owl with a mouse in it's talons, was photographed (copy of slide) off of Bayly Street in Ajax, Ontario, Canada on December 27, 1995.
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One of a series of 'Just mucking about' kind of images from a bored evening on holiday in Somerset a fortnight ago.
Are you bored with your life? Are your teeth yellow and crusty? Are you looking for a new hairdo? Then come to the Como Zoo in St. Paul and feel better about yourself!
This is the primary female orangutan at the Como Zoo. She actually had more life than this, but I caught her in the middle of a yawn.
In the dark of the night, the small Boreal Owl comes alive in the spruce and fir forests of northern North America and Europe. This bright-eyed, square faced owl sits and waits on a perch for small mammals and birds before gliding down talons first to grab it. From late winter through spring, its quick, hollow hooting sounds across the dark forest as the male calls for a mate. They spend the year in boreal forests, occasionally making their way farther south in years of prey scarcity.
Change for India helps provide bore wells to rural villages without sufficent water. Bore wells in India are a great source of clean drinking water.
The most exciting bird we saw here was this Boreal Chickadee (Poecile hudsonicus). Boreal Chickadees are found only in northern coniferous forests; they differ from Black-capped Chickadees in their brown caps, the extensive chestnut on the sides, and the grey at the rear of the cheek patch.
2/17/18 - Bored and found a goofy app on my phone.
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Day 58
one a day
So over mowing, nice to have green grass in February but I'm sure we have cut enough grass to feed 6 cows for a year!
On Feb 2, I joined a Coulee Audubon field trip to northern WI. After hearing about Boreal Owl sightings from that morning, we made a couple calls and decided to drop all plans and make a run for one. Fortunately, we were successful, and saw no less than three birds, and around a dozen were reported altogether. This Boreal Owl posed quite nicely, although managed to keep his back to me most times.
Lifer 1426
ABA 622
and the last regularly occuring owl I needed for the US.