The tales of two forever friends as they share a mutual passion for birds while spending time together.
Birds of a Feather is back with our new blog, Birding and Bonding! Our previous objective remains the same. Our goal is to find all birds that live on Long Island year round. The only rule is that in order to add a bird to our list, we must see it when we are together. That's where the bonding comes in. Life can get so hectic that we sometimes fail to enjoy the more important things. This gives us a wonderful outlet to make sure we take the time.
Of course, Long Island has many migratory birds, as well. We certainly don't want to ignore them. We will blog about them as well. Armed with new cameras and renewed incentive, we look forward to getting back on the birding trail!
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Countdown to Spring & BOTW
This morning I could hear more variety of songs in my backyard. I think they are encouraging us to start the Bird of the Week, but that is totally up to San as to when it begins. But I can tell the birds are itching to be recognized merely by their songs whether we can see them or not. This morning I also had the privilege of seeing a Red Tailed Hawk in a nearby tree. There are a lot of us up and out very early, so its always a privilege to spot as many birds as I can in my short ride to work.
We had a comment that we should get out of our backyards for our birding adventures, but I must admit I have seen more birds in my backyard than I imagine the average person does. It may be due in part because we look for them and are aware of them so naturally we spot them. I've seen a Rose Breasted Grosbeak, Baltimore Orioles, Pheasants, Northern Bobwhites and a Peacock, yes I said Peacock in all his glory. Albeit that was a rare sighting since it must have been someone's pet., but we saw it nonetheless. I truly hope this spring we find as wide a variety of birds, not only in our backyards but wherever our adventures take us.
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