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A mourning dove with an injured wing is a prime target for a hungry Cooper's hawk.

Speaking of Nature: The thinnest of margins for survival

by Bill Danielson For the RecorderFebruary 6, 2022

This adult male junco is snacking on a sunflower seed on a snowy day. Note his much darker gray feathers that are almost black.

Speaking of Nature: The northern junco: One name fits all

by Bill Danielson For The RecorderJanuary 23, 2022

This juvenile red-winged blackbird sits like a mother hen in an attempt to keep his legs warm.

Speaking of Nature: A well-stocked feeder attracts wanderers

by Bill Danielson For The RecorderJanuary 16, 2022

Note the irregular patch of fur on the shoulder of this squirrel that has scabies. The loss of fur and the crusty, red and irritated skin may indicate an injury or an infestation of mites.

Speaking of Nature: Life in the wild

by Bill Danielson For the RecorderJanuary 9, 2022

Photo No. 18,922 shows a young common yellowthroat that I saw while sitting in my Thinking Chair. This photo will be processed as 210912-023 for future reference.

Speaking of Nature: Making resolutions for the new year

by Bill Danielson For the RecorderJanuary 2, 2022

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Speaking of Nature: The natural year in review

by Bill Danielson For The RecorderJanuary 2, 2022

The discovery of a nest of raccoons really launched an extended period of adventure for me this year. Here, two baby raccoons (one looking toward me and another looking away from me) explore their den tree.

Speaking of Nature: The natural year in review

by Bill Danielson For The RecorderDecember 26, 2021

This adorable little female red-breasted nuthatch made an appearance at Bill Danielson’s feeders on Dec.12.

Speaking of Nature: A red-breasted nuthatch’s appearance a rare and wonderful event

by Bill Danielson For The RecorderDecember 19, 2021

This juvenile female yellow-bellied sapsucker definitely has a yellow belly, but she lacks the bold black and white patterns that appear on the heads of adults.

Speaking of Nature: Yellow-bellied sapsucker a truly migratory species of woodpecker

by Bill Danielson For The RecorderDecember 12, 2021

This gorgeous juvenile male ruby-throated hummingbird posed for photo No. 10,000.

Speaking of Nature: Aiming for 21,000 photos

by Bill Danielson For the RecorderNovember 28, 2021