Hi Everyone:
Larry Turner sent me this photo of an albino sandhill crane in the Klamath Basin. Check it out.
Thanks
Cindy
Monday, February 28, 2011
Friday, February 25, 2011
Klamath Basin NWR - Current Sightings
Hi Everyone:
We had a very successful Winter Wings Festival last weekend. But the fun does not stop as far as wildlife viewoing. Check out current sightings at the Klamath Basin Refuges.
Happy Birding,
Cindy
We had a very successful Winter Wings Festival last weekend. But the fun does not stop as far as wildlife viewoing. Check out current sightings at the Klamath Basin Refuges.
Happy Birding,
Cindy
Friday, February 18, 2011
Bird Watching on the Klamath Basin Birding Trail
Bird Watching on the Klamath Basin Birding Trail
Check out this article about birding the Klamath Basin Birding Trail!
Thanks,
Cindy
Check out this article about birding the Klamath Basin Birding Trail!
Thanks,
Cindy
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Bird Sightings at Klamath Basin Refuges
Hi Everyone:
Winter Wings Festival starts tomorrow. Here are the latest bird sightings at the refuge including map. Happy Birding,
Cindy
Winter Wings Festival starts tomorrow. Here are the latest bird sightings at the refuge including map. Happy Birding,
Cindy
Friday, February 11, 2011
Current Bird Sightings - Klamath Basin
Hi Everyone - It looks like the bald eagles are still hanging out on Township Road. Check out recent sightings in link.
Remember Winter Wings Festival is next week or a week from today.
Happy Birding,
Cindy
Remember Winter Wings Festival is next week or a week from today.
Happy Birding,
Cindy
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Thursday - Township Road b/t Milepost 6 and 7
Hi All - I finally took a day off and went birding with Charlotte Kisling. WOW!!!! We had a great morning on Tule Lake NWR, and then had lunch in Merrill at Pappy Ganders. We met two folks from Stockton, CA who wanted to see the Bald Eagles. Susan and Tracy decided to follow Charlotte and I to see if she could steer us on to the abundant Bald Eagles known in the Klamath Basin for this time of year.
She did! We were watching three Golden Eagles fight and play in the air and then I looked across the road and noticed that there were several birds on a big pivot. The binoculars confirmed the entire pivot all the way across had Bald Eagles on it. Then I looked in the field and there eagles everywhere. I mean everywhere. There was some water there and it looked like the eagles were sunning themselves and spreading out their wings and just have a lazy afternoon. There was over 100 eagles along with a few ravens. I was floored - I did not have the Nikon and only had the little Cannon and my photos do not do it justice. I hope you get a chance to see this sight.
See you in the Klamath Basin!
Cindy
She did! We were watching three Golden Eagles fight and play in the air and then I looked across the road and noticed that there were several birds on a big pivot. The binoculars confirmed the entire pivot all the way across had Bald Eagles on it. Then I looked in the field and there eagles everywhere. I mean everywhere. There was some water there and it looked like the eagles were sunning themselves and spreading out their wings and just have a lazy afternoon. There was over 100 eagles along with a few ravens. I was floored - I did not have the Nikon and only had the little Cannon and my photos do not do it justice. I hope you get a chance to see this sight.
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Also, I learned to digi-scope see the Great Horned Owl - this was cool. Just put the camera on the scope.
See you in the Klamath Basin!
Cindy
Thursday, January 20, 2011
OFO Fieldtrips
Hi all.
OFO is short for Oregon Field Ornithologists and they are a great organization.
Charlotte Ann
From: Russ Namitznamitzr@hotmail.com
To: OBOLobol@oregonbirds.org
Sent: Wed 01/19/11 7:48 AM
Subject: Fwd: [OBOL] 2011 OFO sponsored field trips
Oregon birding community~
OFO is proud to announce the resurgence of guided field trips to
various parts of the state. For now, these trips are free and
limited to field trip leader availability. You need not be an OFO
member to attend, just a willing birding participant. For more
information about these field trips, go to the OFO website and click
on "Field Trips" in top menu. Or click on the link
http://oregonbirds.org/ofo18a.html [1]
A few more field trips will be added for the fall season, but I
thought I would get the word out as the first trip is only a month
away. Feel free to share this information with local Audubon members
who may not subscribe to OBOL.
Sincerely,
Russ Namitz
OFO President
PS: If you wouldn't mind leading an OFO field trip to show your
local patch, please feel free to contact me.
OFO is short for Oregon Field Ornithologists and they are a great organization.
Charlotte Ann
From: Russ Namitznamitzr@hotmail.com
To: OBOLobol@oregonbirds.org
Sent: Wed 01/19/11 7:48 AM
Subject: Fwd: [OBOL] 2011 OFO sponsored field trips
Oregon birding community~
OFO is proud to announce the resurgence of guided field trips to
various parts of the state. For now, these trips are free and
limited to field trip leader availability. You need not be an OFO
member to attend, just a willing birding participant. For more
information about these field trips, go to the OFO website and click
on "Field Trips" in top menu. Or click on the link
http://oregonbirds.org/ofo18a.html [1]
A few more field trips will be added for the fall season, but I
thought I would get the word out as the first trip is only a month
away. Feel free to share this information with local Audubon members
who may not subscribe to OBOL.
Sincerely,
Russ Namitz
OFO President
PS: If you wouldn't mind leading an OFO field trip to show your
local patch, please feel free to contact me.
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