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The secretive American Bittern, whose markings blend with the browns of the winter freshwater march was a highlight for birders, Barb and Steve Thomas as they worked part of Huntington Beach State Park during the Audubon Society's annual Pawleys-Litchfield Christmas Bird count, Thursday morning.
12/30/10
Photo by Charles Slate
See, Christmas Bird Count-Lakewood Circle 2020 Final Report and Community Photo Gallery at www.wcaudubon.org/news-blog/christmas-bird-count-lakewood...
Kent Pietsch performing his excellent comedy turn at the 2007 EAA Arlington fly-in. The first thing to fall off his Interstate Cadet is the starboard aileron followed by sundry other items (a tire, a "flight manual" and a roll of toilet paper) from the cabin. Great fun!
I bought a Minolta X570 and these are my first few rolls and attempts at shooting with film. No editing.
Christmas Bird Count-Lakewood Circle 2019 Birders at Rocky River Nature Center by Michelle Brosius.
Read the Report Online: Christmas Bird Count-Lakewood Circle Report 2019 Submitted by Nancy Howell, Compiler for the Lakewood Circle."Many, many thanks go out to more than 100 birders and friends who helped locate the birds on this list. Whether birding by car, on foot, watching feeders or owling, everyone’s hard work was truly appreciated. Plan ahead and mark your calendar for the Lakewood Circle Christmas Count on Sunday, December 27, 2020."
www.wcaudubon.org/news-blog/christmas-bird-count-lakewood...
David S's first show & tell jigsaw was in honour of our member Andrew Kershaw, a cutter approaching his 89th birthday who is, sadly, now in a residential home. During the meeting we signed a card for him and made a happy birthday recording.
Andrew Kershaw 330pc Shuttle Launch Count-Down Nasa Photo 22x15in, cut 2011, shaped arched top 22x15.5in, interlocking traditional cut in rings following the outline, with some line-cutting.