Tag Archives: bird migration
White-throated Sparrow
These plump sparrows arrive in late fall and are still here, waiting for an impulse to fly to their breeding range in northern states and Canada. White-throated sparrows peck under the feeder for food spilled by Cardinals and others from … Continue reading
Posted in Birding, Inge Curtis birds
Tagged bird migration, Ukraine war
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Virginia Nature Journal for January
After the merry Christmas holidays and the high spirits of Hogmanay and Ne’er Day in Scotland, January stretches out, dark, drab and driech. February too promises precious few fine days, although the longer daylight hours are cheering. It is time … Continue reading
Wings
This post is scheduled to go online while I am flying over the Pacific Ocean from New Zealand to Los Angeles. It is a journey of 10,500 kilometers (6,500 miles) and about 12 hours. That’s a long flight, although short … Continue reading
Posted in Animalia
Tagged bird migration, Boeing 747-400, fuel economy, godwit, whimbrel
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Roger musing about Peace with Nature 