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Co-Founder - Green Leadership Academy for Diverse Ecosystems, Nature Enthusiast, Conservationist, Birder, Traveler, Husband, Parent, Grandparent, Friend
#YellowGrosbeak in NW Arkansas!
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#birds #Longspurs #Pipits Dade County, MO January 2025
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#birds January 2025 #SandhillCranes Dade County, MO
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#birds January 2025 #PrairieFalcons!
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Best of Show at The Momentary is great!
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Photo by Michael Bracer of a Mountain Bluebird against a gray-brown background. Text on graphic says "If you're looking for bright spot, birds are a good bet."
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In December I purchased this Danielle Aubuchon water color of a winter plumaged Common Loon eating a shad, just like Danielle, our birding group, and I observed on a recent Table Rock birding trip. Great pick! #americanbirdingassociation #BirdoftheYear
05.01.2025 17:54 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
The 2025 ABA Bird of the Year is Common Loon!
We're excited to kick off this Year of the Loon by sharing the beautiful art from our 2025 Bird of the Year artist, Minnesota artist Sam Zimmerman.
Sam's piece, Summering Loon, will be featured on the January 2025 issue of Birding magazine.
Where the prairie meets the Ozarks in southwest Missouri, I crossed paths with one of my favorite #bird species, the Prairie Falcon on Friday, 12/8/2023. #🪶
10.12.2023 18:32 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
Limpkins are still hanging around Lake Springfield in SW Missouri! #Birds
04.12.2023 03:18 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
It was a beautiful day in the Ozarks for my annual Loony for Loons field trip last Saturday. 51 Common Loons were seen. 🪶
#TableRock #MissouriOzarks #birds
Nine years ago this Calliope Hummingbird was at my Missouri feeder! Great memories, great photos, and great people stopped by to see it! #birds
22.11.2023 13:33 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
A four-panel comic. In panel 1, a narrators says "Wild Turkeys are one of North America's greatest conservation success stories. Here to tell us more is a wild turkey." A beautiful wild turkey pokes his head in and says "Oh hello!" In panel 2, the turkey says "Look what I can do!" In panel 3, the bump on his head extends down over his beak with a "vlooop". In panel 4, the narrator says "Okay, that's... thank you." The turkey bloops its dangly nose thing back up to the top of its nose and says "It's called a snood!" The narrator says "Thanks."
Meet the Wild Turkey. One of my favorite comics from last year.
vlooop 🪶🧪
13 years ago. Whooping Cranes! When I was a kid, there were fewer than 30 left in the wild. Thanks to concentrated conservation efforts and nest monitoring, there are now close to 600. Still not nearly enough to be sustainable, but much better than in the '60's. #endangeredspecies
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I continue to check my hummingbird feeder every day. If you don’t expect the unexpected, you won’t recognize it when it comes.
Over 100 people, birders and non-birders alike, came to see this 2nd state record Calliope Hummingbird. It arrived 9 years ago today!
Love it when I find a rare bird in Missouri! Black Scoter, 11/17, Table Rock Reservoir.
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