Archive for October, 2007
Remember those videos of the porcupet (aka baby porcupine). I had them on Google Video and last week, I transferred them to You Tube–Holy Crap, the one of the baby porcupine eating a banana had 16,000 views yesterday and today it’s past 27,000! I just got a message from someone who produces an animal show [ Read More ]
Sometimes, it’s fun to live in our neighborhood. Oh sure, there are noisy neighbors, but there are benefits. Twice in the last week I have seen Sir Ian McKellen, once behind me line at the grocery store and tonight on our way to the movie theater (he’s in town performing King Lear at the Guthrie). [ Read More ]
At first when I was looking at my schedule and budget for the fall, I was worried I just wouldn’t be able to get to my friend Frank Taylor’s hawk banding station–my favorite bird activity I do all year. I was very down that I would not get to see a northern goshawk (my favorite [ Read More ]
The next Birds and Beers is October 18, 2007 at Merlin’s Rest at 6pm (not to be confused with the Cape May Birds and Beers on Friday night, October 26, 2007 at 8pm I at the Jackson Mountain Cafe.) There are so many people who are doing interesting things bird wise–research projects, banding, writing, etc. [ Read More ]
I am so loving the dead oak in Mr. Neil’s yard! This may look like a bunch of dead boring branches, but it is teeming with life. It was struck by lightening and had to be felled and when the tree was down, I asked if he would mind leaving it there to do its [ Read More ]
Woof. I have a lot of signing to do. I bailed on Carpenter banding this morning because I’m behind on some blog posts, I’m going hawk banding this weekend and need to get some work done if I’m gonna sit in a blind for two days, and holy cow you guys are so cool and [ Read More ]
















