I’m hoping someone can help me with a question. I bought a new phone and had to reinstall eBird. I can’t find a way to install a Bird Pack that includes all of the United States. I don’t want to have to install every State individually. Thanks for any help you can give me.
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Re: He’s Back!
The sharpie stalking our feeders was even bolder. Sat on our fence looking about like, “where did all the little birdies go?”
MaDWhitham
Suivez vos rêves aujourd’hui!!
Demain n’arrivera peut-être jamais
Pygmy Nuthatch still in my yard.
Today. Almost 2 months now. Do feel free to come by. On our feeder and in the tree above it from time to time.
Amy & John
He’s Back!
2″ new snow since daybreak & still coming down. My platform feeder wasn’t getting any visitors & presumed it was due to snow cover. Went out, brushed it off & refilled with black-oil sunflower seeds &, still, no visitors. Scanned the area trees & found the culprit. The Sharp-shinned Hawk is back, perched about 15′ up, 30 yards away.
Even the Black-capped Chickadees are being wary today! Giving their alert calls, but not making many flights in for seeds. Wonder if the Sharpy was successful at taking one of their buddies recently? Anyway, the hawk has patience, may stick around for an hour or more. No House Finches, American Goldfinches or Juncos in sight.
Brian Carrigan
Blackfoot
Red Wings
Red Winged Blackbirds showed up today, so feeders will go down even faster. Some sort of willowy calling shore bird down in marsh. Haven’t managed to see it.
Bill Moore
Hoot Owl
Inkom
Re: Article about birding gulls at Ada County Landfill featuring RL
Paul Plante RL Rowland article. I think the initials for RL Rowland should stand for real lucky (Idaho birders, that is) to have him as a great mentor for all of us. He continues to preach the gospel of birding to everyone. Thank you RL for enhancing my personal birding experience over the years!
On Thursday, February 8, 2024 at 01:25:20 PM MST, Jason Talbot via groups.io <jason.talbot1@…> wrote:
Hello,
Here’s a fun birding article by Mathew Miller about birding for gulls at the Ada County Landfill featuring RL Rowland.
I told RL that I wanted his autograph while I could still afford it. Haha! He’s been a great birding mentor to me!
Regards,
Jason Talbot
Re: Article about birding gulls at Ada County Landfill featuring RL
Great post Jason – thanks for sharing!
One’s Idaho Birding Resume really is not complete without at least one gulling trip with RL!!!
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Jim Lyons
Boise
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Jim Lyons
Boise
Re: Article about birding gulls at Ada County Landfill featuring RL
Congrats RL on the recognition of your skill and dedication and willingness to share your knowledge!!!
Re: Article about birding gulls at Ada County Landfill featuring RL
Agree with all the above,,,excellent! Thanks for posting.
Mike
Re: Article about birding gulls at Ada County Landfill featuring RL
RL is THE gull-ible guy. I’ve learned so much from him about gulls. I read the article too and it is excellent!