Is that what we'll be saying?
A Baltimore oriole contemplates leaving my yard, which it will do by the end of the first week of September.
A white-faced meadowhawk.
Where hummingbirds hang out.
At the Henderson Hummingbird Hurrah!
This country has a monarchy, too.
Found on the walls of the school in Henderson, Minnesota
A bad bill that doesn't involve Congress.
Karen Swenson of Henderson, Minnesota, took this photo of a rose-breasted grosbeak missing its upper bill. Migration is a perilous journey. If you're not at the top of your game, it's even tougher. That said, I recall seeing a one-legged chickadee in my yard for two springs. It had survived two of our Minnesota winters. I'd never doubt the bird's ability to survive, but I will keep my fingers crossed for it.
Things found at the end of Bryce Gaudian's camera.
A Zeiss birding trip to Germany, Hungary and Austria
I was pleased to be part of this wonderful trip sponsored by Zeiss. Stephen Ingraham provided these photos.
This and that and that and this.
Rick Bohn took this intriguing photo in North Dakota.
Ric McArthur found a use for my book. It makes a swell mousepad.
This and the following two photos are by Greg and Terry Tellier.
Turkey vultures
Photo taken by Randy Chirpich at Budd Lake in Fairmont, Minnesota.
British Colombia
Photos by Greg & Terry Tellier
The cicada killer is a busy wasp.
Ric McArthur sent these photos of a cicada killer putting a paralyzed cicada into a nest burrow. The cicada killer lays her eggs on cicadas.
A North Dakota sunset
Photo by Rick Bohn.
Oh, deer!
A red squirrel attempting to open a birdfeeder.
It's always wonderful seeing monarch butterfly caterpillars.
And the lovely red milkweed beetle.
Can you see the young common nighthawks?
Rick Bohn took this photo.
Cormorants
Kristy Young of Freeborn took this photo of double-crested cormorants on Freeborn Lake.
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North Dakota
Good friend Rick Bohn sent me these lovely photos.