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A Canada goose tests its wings.

Speaking of Nature — Goodbye to geese: Until we hear them return in the spring

by Bill Danielson For The RecorderOctober 2, 2016

FOR THE RECORDER/BILL DANIELSONA killdeer passes overhead for what could be the last time this year. A few may spend the winter on the coast of southern New England.

For birds, a season of farewells

by Bill Danielson For The RecorderSeptember 25, 2016

Meet the snapping turtle

by Bill Danielson For The RecorderJuly 11, 2016

Note the dried mud on this bird’s beak and the pointed tail feathers. This bird appears to be particularly comfortable to me.

Speaking of Nature: The life of a birder

by Bill Danielson For The RecorderApril 17, 2016

The greatest surprise of the day was the unusual appearance of this adult chipping sparrow. I've never seen a chipping sparrow in the snow before.

April snow doesn’t stop birds

by Bill Danielson For The RecorderApril 10, 2016

I photographed this pair of red-breasted mergansers taking off from the surface of the water in Barton Cove in Turners Falls.

Speaking of Nature: Ducks splashdown for the season

by Bill Danielson For The RecorderMarch 28, 2016

This male white-breasted nuthatch has come to a peanut feeder to see if he can extract a delicious morsel loosened up by the woodpeckers.

The more things change …

by Bill Danielson For The RecorderMarch 13, 2016