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A bird and nature blog with regular posts describing the natural history of the land, wetlands and waters of a site on Weesuck Creek in East Quogue,NY.Wider excursions on LI and to other parts of the world are sometimes included.
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- another rail call and "Birding Manu"
- from Perguins to Parrots -- birding Peru
- yesterday was even better than I thought
- hurricane ecology
- out of the north
- two good birds (a big one and a little one)
- a clutch and a cudgel
- Fast changes and a bird burst
- bird waves
- crossing the creek
- finch feed
- Our own Loch Ness Monster The Loch Ness Monster ...
- Warm, overcast and stormy with strong southerly wi...
- Sex at high tide The female Baccharis halmifolia...
- northerners and a southerner
- dueling Flickers, some butterflies and a possible ...
- finches, warblers and ducks
- ever see a Bronze Grackle?
- an owl attack?
- flutterbys
- a 'hatch day not a hawk day
- a change in the weather
- Catch of the Day
- spider webs, Pilewort seedheads and a Stinkhorn
- spider webs, Pilewort seedheads and a Stinkhorn
- The Giant Swallowtails are Coming! Red-banded Hair...
- Papilo cresphontes!
- a false moth, a trespassing Kingfisher and false b...
- Fish are jumpin'
- on the Peconic River
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