What’s up, Doc?
This handsome fellow will soon be calling “cow cat!”
Going down the hatch with a nuthatch.
A junco finds shelter from the wind.
A red-bellied woodpecker making suet look beautiful.
Schmoozing about nature on the radio.
A squirrel looking for its snow shovel.
A gray squirrel blending with the bark.
This American tree sparrow proved that snow on a tail makes a bird just as easy to catch as does salt on a tail.
A wonderful display at Springbrook Nature Center in Fridley, Minnesota.
Wild turkeys dressed in their finest.
I had the pleasure of speaking at a gathering of The Friends of Sax-Zim Bog—fantastic folks supporting a phenomenal place in northern Minnesota.
A junco feeds from below a platform feeder with a screened floor.
A tree continues to glow not far from Medford, Minnesota.
A blizzard can leave a bird worn to a frazzle.
A blizzard can leave a bird worn to a frazzle.
Proof that deer eat big trees.
The snow and wind have stopped, but it’s still a whiteout in the backyard.
