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Wildlife Photography with
Emphasis on Birds
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I do not chase birds as much as I chase places.
I can enjoy the birds I meet, if I enjoy the place I meet them.
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Find me at the intersection of Anywhere and Everywhere
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My first real posting here, beyond yesterday’s test.
Seem to be having some trouble logging in. I can log in with my email/password only from the Home Page. Any/all other pages that permit me to sign in reject both my email as well as my password, don’t say which. Am I going about this the wrong way? Should I stay constantly logged in or as normal, sign-in/sign-out as required? Or is it that I can only sign-in when I am logged in on my ISP’s email site, which is what seems to be happening? Haven’t yet figured out what is…?
Was up to the landfill a bit ago. Only got 5 MODO’s and one RTHA, the latter feeding on something small while perched on a power pole. The top was totally fogged in. Not able to see anything so called it. Another time.
Signing-out… perplexedly… for the moment.
Continued Good Birding (in future: CGB). RL
Works for me! Thanks to all for doing this noble feat for all of us!
That eagle knows a special meal when it sees it! Too bad for birders who wanted a look, but I have to say it made me laugh.
For those of us who follow other state Alerts. don’t bother traveling to Seattle to see the rare Ross’s Gull. A Bald Eagle ate it!!! See Jon Hougton’s post on eBird WA alerts for photograph of the gull being carried off. Sorry not in Idaho but case of truth being stranger than fiction!!
Tom,
Thanks for another bike4birds report. Had I been there, I would have exclaimed wow also. Even after 28 years in Alaska where Bald Eagles were fairly common the sight of a Bald Eagle is still a thrill. My mind is imagining yesterday’s flight.
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