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Scissortail
Back in Ardmore, I see my first Scissor-tailed Flycatcher of the season, perched on a wire at Homeland grocery.
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Warblers at Turner Falls
Forest and I are at Turner Falls. So far we’ve observed these birds: 1 Black Vulture Turkey Vultures 1 Downy Woodpecker 2 Tufted Titmice 1 singing Carolina Wren 1 singing Bewick’s Wren 3 Louisiana Waterthrushes, chasing each other 1 singing … Continue reading
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Lake Hefner
Pelicans at Lake Hefner. Water levels are very low! We also saw a phalarope here, but it went away. Duck species seen from this spot include Green-winged Teal, N. Shoveler, Common Goldeneye, Bufflehead, pochards, Mallards…
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kite
We had a little rain today, for the first time in weeks. Hopefully it will rain more tonight. I saw a Mississippi Kite soaring east of the house before the rain came in.
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Shawnee Twin Lakes
This morning Deep Fork Audubon visited Shawnee Twin Lakes. We didn’t see very many ducks, but we did find this kingfisher nest! We also watched an adult Bald Eagle fly over between the two lakes. Here’s our list for the … Continue reading
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Lake Prague
Yesterday Forest and Karen and I visited Lake Prague. There were many Gadwall on the lake and a male kingfisher flying over the shore. We also saw 2 Canada Geese, some coots, a harrier, a chickadee, a flock of juncos, … Continue reading
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highline wire bird party
Greetings Deep Fork, Had to share this happy party guest list, all spotted together on our utility wire in mid-September: 5 Ea. Bluebirds, 2 Scissortails, 1 Lark Sparrow, 1 Eastern Kingbird, and 1 Mourning Dove. Quite a sight!
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