dale j.

It's therapy for all.

Congrats to Buttercup, I think he'll have a good home.

I came the closest I've ever been to a Northern Harrier today, 15 feet.
It watched me as I watched it, then flew off.

Dale J.

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Dale J.
Bloomington, Minnesota

E-mail: dalej2@mac.com

dale j.

David,

I'm in Minnesota and I have a bird book which is specific to birds which
hang out here. As for your area I don't know. I do have a couple
other books which I use one is The Audubon Society Master Guide to
Birding, ISBN 0-394-53383-6, there are three volumes. it covers the
birds here in North America. I'd look around in a local bookstore and
see if there maybe a book specific to your area.

The Great Blue Heron is common here, I see them almost everyday. What
you may have seen is the Green Backed Heron, which I've never seen.

http://biology.usgs.gov/features/photogal/gallery7.html

Hawks are fun to watch. We have the Bald Eagle here too, but I don't
see them to often.

Enjoy, and get a good pair of binoculars.

Dale J.

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Dale J.
Bloomington, Minnesota

E-mail: dalej2@mac.com