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Red Tailed Tropicbird, Norfolk Island.
First sighting. On my travels.
These are migratory birds and are building their strength for the next stage. There are still a few chicks in tree hollows that have not yet had their first flight.
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First Sighting - art by Mike Ploog (1994)
Beech rooter
Solo for now. | Solo pour l’instant.
First sighting of the year, of what I can only assume is a sandhill crane on a northeasterly heading. | Première observation de l’année, de ce que je ne peux que supposer est une grue de sable sur une direction nord-est.
Added sounds to this older animation, of when Tiera saw a ghost for the very first time.
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Rivian truck sighting
On our usual Sunday morning grocery expedition. Helen parked at one of the big box supermarkets stores for Opal Apples and some Cara-Caras. Leaving me listening to music for the short wait. Our usual stop to complete our weekly needs was coming up – Trader Joe’s – and for some reason, we thought they were sold out of those two essentials. Helen went into the store. As noted, I was listening to…
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I have turned into a bird person (I now own uh.... eight feeders, although if the squirrels keep chewing at the upside down suet feeder that one may die quickly). But! Today! I saw my first blue jay!!! In my backyard!
Time to go buy peanuts in the shell!
