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Birds?
Janet and I have three parakeets, Merry, Pippin, and Jack. I had no familiarity with birds until I met Janet, but now I do. Caged birds need heat, food, and water to survive. I learned all this from...
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Look Who Stopped By The All You Can Eat Bird Buffet Today
Todays cold weather brought a steady flow of visitors to our backyard buffet… I am so pleased with the success of this bird feeder click link below to see how it was made Sista Felicia’s Recipe For...
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Pipers? Plovers?
There was a time when I would have known what these were, but they are cute and there were a bunch of them on the shore at Brace Cove. Anyone know what they are? E.J. Lefavour
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Peregrine Falcon
This magnificent bird cast a shadow as it flew by my office on Friday. I believe it was having some lunch.
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Goldeneyes or Buffleheads?
I thought they were buffleheads when I first saw them, but they appeared a little too large and weren’t diving constantly the way buffleheads usually do. They were way off shore, so the photos aren’t...
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Costa Rica Adventure – Fishing, Lizards and Birds
I was fortunate to spend 10 days in Costa Rica, staying at Silver King Lodge operated and Managed by Roseanne Cody of Gloucester. I will be posting photos of life on the Rio Colorado (Brown...
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Heron / Egret – Shows-off in Gloucester Harbor
Filed under: Community Photos Tagged: birds, Egret, Gloucester Harbor, Heron
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Sea Gull Puts on the Brakes
Filed under: Good Morning Gloucester Tagged: birds, Good Harbor, sea birds, Seagull
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Very interesting
As I was driving Route 127 from Rockport yesterday came across this interesting bird. Not sure what kind of water fowl this is. Filed under: Birds Tagged: birds
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Wharf Parrot
Filed under: All Things Gloucester, Beautiful Industry, Community Photos, Funky Gloucester Tagged: birds, Gloucester House, Thomas E. Lannon, Wharf Art, Wharf Parrot
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Preventing Sea Gull Roosting on Roofs
Filed under: All Things Gloucester, Community Photos Tagged: birds, Owl, sea gull, Sea Gull Nests. Gloucester Roofs, Sea Gull Roosting
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CormorantS starting To Dominate the Harbor
Filed under: All Things Gloucester, Community Photos Tagged: birds, cormorant, Gloucester Harbor
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piping plovers on Coffins Beach: intertidal mile and they’re holdin’ on.
Gloucester’s Coffins Beach is a long, long stretch of wide open sandy seashore framed by dunes, sea and sky. Growing up, we called it the private side of Wingaersheek. I could hear piping plovers and...
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The waze and wikipedia of bird sightings- Ebird, crowdsourcing since 2002-...
The online database collaboration of Cornell Lab of Ornithology and National Audubon Society compiles aggregate data from engaged birders. What a staggering quantity of volunteers taking the time to...
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NEW SHORT FILM: TREE SWALLOWS MASSING
This short film is dedicated a dear friend who recently lost a beloved family member. Along with the tender melody by Jules Massenet, especially the last bits of footage (before the credits) made me...
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LEARN HOW YOU CAN HELP THE POLLINATORS THURSDAY NIGHT AT THE SAWYER FREE LIBRARY
Seaside Goldenrod for Bees and Butterflies Come on over to the Sawyer Free Library Thursday night and learn how you can create a welcoming haven for birds, bees, and butterflies! Plant Cosmos for the...
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DANCE OF THE TREE SWALLOWS
Male Tree Swallow You may have noticed the pretty swallows perching in clusters on telephone lines and flying low over the sand. Both Barn and Tree Swallows can be found at the beach throughout the...
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caption this! Hawk eating prey after the storm
Post storm wildlife How would you caption this scene outside your window? My friend shared this photograph of a hawk eating an unfortunate bird on a small roof at her house by the boulevard,...
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