The Gray Birds
There are several species of birds of the Pinyon – Juniper woodlands that are just plain; nondescript. Yet, they are quite cute and entertaining. The first one I observed was the Gray Vireo. I found it […]
There are several species of birds of the Pinyon – Juniper woodlands that are just plain; nondescript. Yet, they are quite cute and entertaining. The first one I observed was the Gray Vireo. I found it […]
Back in the late 1960’s, Dad and Mom hauled 7 of us children to the Grand Mesa in Colorado. We were crammed in a non-airconditioned station wagon, pulling a pop-up camper in early August. I don’t
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When I was in my pre-teens, a brother of mine assembled a bird-house for House Wrens. I had not seen or even heard of the House Wren (or any other wren) and figured it was a
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No, it is not snowing at Colorado National Monument. Higher elevations in Colorado are still receiving snow. But here in the monument, the elevation tops out at 7,028 feet (according to one source I found on-line).
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