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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What bird is pooping in our swimming pool?
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It was on the beautiful side of a beautiful day. Birds gave voice to the trees and grasses, making the plants sing.
Barn swallows demonstrated their mastery of the air. I watched as a goldfinch landed on the stem of a puffball...
Was Merlin named after the merlin or was the merlin named after Merlin?
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The robin is an impressive bird. Its daytime caroling begins in the early morning. The Blackfeet viewed the robin as a symbol of peace, and a camp location was considered to be safe and secure if it had robins. On average, onl...
A cotton ball on toothpicks
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I parceled out black oil sunflower seeds to several feeders. I feed the birds and they feed my soul. It’s bird magic.
I took a lengthy stroll. Starlings were perched on a utility wire. Starlings are good at that. One bird peck...
Have you ever seen a moose charge?
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I took a walk on the wild side.
The five-petaled, white flowers of Canada anemone are one of my favorites. It’s a lovely native that grows well in medium to moist soils.
The sweet music of birds thrills me to no end. A catbir...
A kingbird is always ready to rumble
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I have a watch-eastern kingbird in my yard. A kingbird is always ready to rumble with any other bird species. That includes a bald eagle.
I watched a robin and a catbird gathering mud for their nests. A kestrel hovered like a...
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