Red barn, High River Christmas Bird Count
Santa on a farm shed
Moose
A touch of sun on the distant peaks
Mountain Chickadee
Have you ever seen a furry pig?
A favourite old barn
Christmas Llama - oops, Bird! - Count
Garden decoration
Farm cat in the hay bales
Blue Jay / Cyanocitta cristata
Mountain Chickadee feeding on suet
Sheep
Llama AND a barn
Hidden in the forest
Both barns in a drive-by shot
Happy New Year!
Ice crystals along the creek
Who made these holes?
Three-toed Woodpecker female
White-tailed Deer in the park
Love in the park
Three-toed Woodpecker female
Modern-way cattle drive
Early morning birding start at Frank Lake outflow
Black-capped Chickadee
Happy Christmas Day!
Merry Christmas, everyone!
Evening Grosbeak male, Priddis Count
One of Barb's horses
Evening Grosbeak male with attitude
One of Barb's horses
Evening Grosbeak female
Searching for a Great Horned Owl - with permission
Fine old Mercury truck
Farm cat, High River Christmas Bird Count
Farm cat, High River Christmas Bird Count
Great Horned Owl, High River Christmas Bird Count
Old barn, High River Christmas Bird Count
Early morning, Frank Lake
Snowy Owl, High River Christmas Bird Count
Chinook Arch over an old farm
Details of a Christmas shed
Barn on the prairies
The splendour of a Chinook Arch
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Bird Count at Frank Lake outflow
As my computer has not shut down for a while this evening, I thought I would make the most of it and post a few more photos. WIsh I knew what makes it freeze and have to be turned off over and over again. Anyway, the five photos that I posted this evening were all taken on 18 December 2018, when I took part in the annual Audubon Christmas Bird Count for the town of High River, south of Calgary. As usual, my lens turned to anything else that caught my eye, Including old barns, old cars, and farm cats.
Lots of open water at Frank Lake this year - but, where were all the birds?! All we saw there were two American Coots.
The weather was beautiful for us, which makes the difference. No snow on the ground either, which makes our searches so much easier. The Count last year had awful weather with a dreadful snow storm blowing in while we were having a Potluck supper. I was just so thankful that I wasn't the one driving back to Calgary in the dark and the blowing snow. What we birding people do for the sake of citizen science, ha!
This year, we were unable to book the usual community centre for a Potluck supper afterwards, which was such a shame. It always makes a great ending to a long day of birding when we can get together afterwards and eat and chat.
Lots of open water at Frank Lake this year - but, where were all the birds?! All we saw there were two American Coots.
The weather was beautiful for us, which makes the difference. No snow on the ground either, which makes our searches so much easier. The Count last year had awful weather with a dreadful snow storm blowing in while we were having a Potluck supper. I was just so thankful that I wasn't the one driving back to Calgary in the dark and the blowing snow. What we birding people do for the sake of citizen science, ha!
This year, we were unable to book the usual community centre for a Potluck supper afterwards, which was such a shame. It always makes a great ending to a long day of birding when we can get together afterwards and eat and chat.
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