Naturally Al Batt
Al BattA wonderful day outside leaves a wonderful feeling inside. Everyone has a story. That’s true of all creatures great and small. The love of birds and their stories can change a person. Take me. My wife claims I haven’t always looked like a sandhill crane.
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Did Blue Earth consider the Blue Jays as a team’s nickname?
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Birds who are particular about who they associate with follow the chickadees. They do this because they need to eat. Chickadees have a remarkable ability to find food.
Dark-eyed juncos have bright white outer tail feathers tha...
The victim of a drive-through garden tilling
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A flock of blue jays blew into my yard at the end of September. They acted as if they were new to the area and were amazed to find feeders in unfamiliar places. They might have been tourists.
Hawk Ridge Nature Reserve is a 365...
How many “dees” are you?
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A fox squirrel whipped its tail, as though it were feather-dusting a branch. I was a guest in its world. The squirrel barked to warn of a predator or to defend a territory. I thought of another day when I had gone walking down...
I’m being paid peanuts to maintain a birdbath
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The morning was eerily quiet. A cold rain had cast a cloak of silence over my world. Then the hush was punctured by the outraged calls of blue jays. They had likely found the perch of a Cooper’s hawk.
I put out some sunflower...
Blue jays are the information booths of the yard
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Blue jays, the information booths of the yard, tell everyone what is going on.
Some leaves tumble to the ground as a fall preview.
I’ve been enjoying insect sounds. Crickets and katydids rub their forewings together to produc...
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