Mingo National Wildlife Refuge
A few of the birds seen, complete set and larger sizes in gallery. Click here to view the gallery.
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Thursday, June 2, 2011
6/02 Mingo National Wildlife Refuge
Mingo National Wildlife Refuge
A few of the birds seen, complete set and larger sizes in gallery. Click here to view the gallery.
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Tuesday, May 31, 2011
2011 May Yardbirds
Birds around my yard in Bridgeton
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Saturday, May 28, 2011
5-27/28 SE Mo
Otter Slough Conservation Area • Dunklin County Kenneth Area After looking around Otter Slough CA and not seeing much we headed to the Missouri bootheal to visit the Kenneth Area to try and find the White Ibis reported there. We found 28 of them across the levee from Cash Memorial Conservation Area.
The White Ibis is my 306th "Bird Species Photographed in Missouri".
A few of the birds seen, complete set and larger sizes in gallery.
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5/04 Springfield Area
Springfield, Mo. Swainson's Hawk • Cuba Mo. Area
Found a Swainson's Hawk which is my 305th "Bird Species Photographed in Missouri".
A few of the birds seen, complete set and larger sizes in gallery.
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Tuesday, May 3, 2011
5/03 Western Missouri
Roads around Taberville Prairie • 4-Rivers and Shell-Osage • Wah'Kon-Tah Prairie After the ASM meeting we headed south hoping to find a Greater Prairie Chicken at one of the conservation areas. Our first stop was Weston Bend State Park to see the new trail signs that have some of my photos on them. I found one, first thumb below. At Taberville Prairie we ran into an agent radio tracking the chickens and was told where we might find them at Wah'Kon-Tah Prairie. We parked on the side of the road and just before sunset they started to appear about 120 yards out there. We eventually saw some heads pop up over the rise, none would come out for a full body view though. I counted about nine birds. They all took off to go to roost and I managed two flight shots. A radio antenna is visibly in the last photo.
Found a Greater Prairie Chicken which is my 305th "Bird Species Photographed in Missouri".
A few of the birds seen, complete set and larger sizes in gallery. Click here to view the gallery.
Click thumb below to popup large photo. Hover thumbs for names.
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