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Recent content by mccpack

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    Burrowing Owls

    Great Pictures! I have been watching a pair of these owls, all summer, but don't have the camera [yet] to do them justice. Borrowing Owls are a " threatened" species, in Colorado, but we have several good prairie dog towns in the area. Thank you for sharing.
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    a hummingbird in the hand....

    Well done. Thank you for sharing the picture.
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    AlexC's Life List of Life

    So.....there is a difference. I thought, perhaps, that there was.
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    Identification on Hawk in Garden, So Cal, USA

    Great Pictures. Thanks for sharing! I envy the expierence.:t:
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    Your Favorite Bird?

    Not as easy a question, opon reflection......there are at least a dozen, that make my heart hammer, and the list is growing. Good thread!
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    READ THIS BEFORE POSTING: Include Country and Location in title of your Thread Please

    Good call from Nevada!
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    Twitching and your carbon footprint.

    Jim, and Johnny Allen Well said, both of you. A pregnant woman leaves a bigger, carbon footprint than ten-thousand twitchers. Bob, USA
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    magpie in cage

    What is to be gained by trapping Magpies ?
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    It's not a hole, it's glass.

    Have some friends that live on an isolated horse ranch thirty miles from town. One afternoon, this winter, while setting at the kitchen table drinking tea.... the kitchen window exploded, literally, and a dead Peregrine was laying on the floor. Song birds regularly sun themselves in bushs below...
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    flagging interesting threads?

    new, but not stupid I am new to this site, and fairly new to birding. However.....it takes just a glance to determine if a thread is interesting [to me]. I will use caution before posting an original thread, as I don't want to "bore" anyone.
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    If you had to pick a least favorite bird what would it be?

    In defence of Starlings Still knee-deep in snow, here.....I have a Starling that sings like a Meadow Lark. Bless his heart, he has brought spring to the Rockies and lifted my spirits.
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    Dove ID - Illinois, USA

    adaptable doves I live at 8000 feet ele., here in Gunnison Colorado. I have had these doves at my feeders all winter. We've had four feet of snow on the ground, for months, and sub-zero tempretures for most of the winter.....and these guys are thriving. No wonder they are spreading so quickly.
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    Saying hello

    Hello from Gunnison Colorado. Like a lot of things....I should have gotten into birding, and this forum, a long time ago. I enjoy perusing the different threads, but am especially impressed with the responses to ID requests..... makes me realize how far I have to go. Thanks and good birding to...
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