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jacicaalban
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- Since: 3 days ago
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California Snow Birds
- From: 1KristieBE
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Taken in front of my new California neighbors' house October 29th.
- 3 weeks ago
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Low water in Puebo Reservoir
- From: carolgeb56
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Looks strange to see Pueblo Reservoir with low water. It kinda looks haunting. Also, I have alot of hairy woodpeckers at my feeders. I always know winter is really here when they start to arrive. Carol Gebhart of Florence
- 3 weeks ago
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PUEBLO RESERVOIR
- From: carolgeb56
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Looks strange to see Pueblo Reservoir with low water. It kinda looks haunting. Also, I have alot of hairy woodpeckers at my feeders. I always know winter is really here when they start to arrive. Carol Gebhart of Florence
- 3 weeks ago
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Ready for winter/Pueblo Reserv
- From: carolgeb56
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Looks strange to see Pueblo Reservoir with low water. It kinda looks haunting. Also, I have alot of hairy woodpeckers at my feeders. I always know winter is really here when they start to arrive. Carol Gebhart of Florence
- 3 weeks ago
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Woodpecker at the suet log
- From: carolgeb56
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Looks strange to see Pueblo Reservoir with low water. It kinda looks haunting. Also, I have alot of hairy woodpeckers at my feeders. I always know winter is really here when they start to arrive. Carol Gebhart of Florence
- 3 weeks ago
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SUET TREAT AND MR. SQUIRREL DO
- From: carolgeb56
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Well, I had read when the sunflowers are eaten off of the sunflower head to put suet in the cup of the sunflower head and hang it on a tree or bird feeder for the birds in fall and winter. Well, of course the first visitor was Mr. Muncher who did a well deserved wire just to get to it. It is amazing how they can do just about anything for food! Carol of Florence
- 1 month ago
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suet sunflower treat/experimen
- From: carolgeb56
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Well, I had read when the sunflowers are eaten off of the sunflower head to put suet in the cup of the sunflower head and hang it on a tree or bird feeder for the birds in fall and winter. Well, of course the first visitor was Mr. Muncher who did a well deserved wire just to get to it. It is amazing how they can do just about anything for food! Carol of Florence
- 1 month ago
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THE SQUIRREL AND THE SUET SUNF
- From: carolgeb56
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Well, I had read when the sunflowers are eaten off of the sunflower head to put suet in the cup of the sunflower head and hang it on a tree or bird feeder for the birds in fall and winter. Well, of course the first visitor was Mr. Muncher who did a well deserved wire just to get to it. It is amazing how they can do just about anything for food! Carol of Florence
- 1 month ago
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Magestic
- From: windrider86
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From the Raptor Center in Pueblo
- 2 months ago
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Golden Eagles
- From: windrider86
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These two magnificent creatures are housed at the Raptor Center in Pueblo
- 2 months ago
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philipni
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- Since: 3 months ago
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Birds feeding time
- From: carolgeb56
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Just a few pics and pics of my backyard. Soon fall will be on its way! I am ready!
- 3 months ago
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Picket Wire Canyon lands
- From: drrobinson
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This last Sunday, Candy and I hiked down in the Picket Wire Canyon lands. This was the second time for me and the first for her. We got lucky as it was overcast cool in the morning. We had great weather all the way out to the track site. On the way back the clouds had broken and it heated up quick. There is no shade to speak of so hard to cool down. Total miles came in at 11.4 and total time out was six hours.
I was on the look out for snakes, scorpions and tarantulas but didn’t manage to find any. Of course I didn’t venture to far off the trail to look for them. We did see lot’s of birds, grasshoppers and beetles. I think it was mating season for the beetles or maybe they are just at it all the time. We came across a box turtle and one grasshopper that I had never seen before. Most of them were grey, black or green. But this one had orange, yellow, blue, black and white colors. Looked it up and it is called a Painted Grasshopper (Dactylotum Bicolor).
The river wasn’t running to high, we took off the shoes and socks and made our way across. Took a break had a peach and some almonds. Checked out the dinosaur tracks for a while and then headed back. For more info on the track site visit: http://www.fs.fed.us/r2/psicc/coma/palo/index.shtml
We headed back to town and grabbed lunch and then stopped at a couple of farm markets and got some peaches, corn, tomatoes, etc. all good stuff. Then we headed home, the drive back was just about 90 minutes.
All pictures can be found at: http://picasaweb.google.com/drobincorvette/20090809#
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- 3 months ago
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mamawolf
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- Since: 4 months ago
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Birds etc.
- From: GIGI55
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- Set (3 items)
- 4 months ago
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birds & the Peak
- From: maryannspr
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Taken from the Point in Pulpit Rock Open Space
- 5 months ago
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was1word
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- Since: 5 months ago
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Great Horned Owls
- From: Laurie
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Many of us have been watching these Owls for several months now, and the one on the left I fondly call, "Poncho" and the larger of the two is, "Grumpy", the father. Each day I drive by to take photos, and talk to this family.
- 5 months ago
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