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I had no idea chickens were so cool but a couple custyys clued me in. I ve seen a bunch of bald eagles around here lately, quite thrilling for me cuz normally it would be only every 3-4 years to spot one. Got a pic showing its snow white tail but not quality enough to be worth posting. Anyway...

I see the transmission towers in background. Used to like to climb to top and smoke blunts lol.

Thats awesome, thanks for the info and good luck. My wife buys pretty much all organic, fwiw. I know we've had these discussions here about the pros and cons of organic.

Jim I thought you were into no till. Or is that low till. Or is that drilling.

They after worms and such?

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Great pics!! Deva, agreed about not a robins nest, too many twigs and sticks. Are ravens in your area? Maybe a crows nest too, was it high up? Gerry, great picture and the coin perspective was cool. Awesome evolutionary adaption re the egg coloring and nest location for camouflage. Ugg...

Im the furthest thing from an expert but I'll say Red tail hawk. So they've figured the burning brush pile means food- pretty cool.

wow great shots on this page.

I agree with both of you

Ive posted this before, but; Self-Pity I never saw a wild thing sorry for itself. A small bird will drop frozen dead from a bough without ever having felt sorry for itself. D. H. Lawrence

8) The article was cool the way it described the grebes surviving the incredible rain storms. I often think of the same thing when cold rain is pelting down and I'm warm and dry under my asphalt shingles, the way the critters are dealing with it.

Nice, fairly short article on birdwatching http://lithub.com/how-to-make-peace-with-the-void-through-birdwatching/

Anybody who's working on improving their soil like you are is most definitely aconserervationist of the highest order. FYI http://articles.latimes.com/2013/jan/24/science/la-sci-dung-beetles-milky-way-20130125

Good on you!

Lotta birds arriving here too in the past 2 weeks. I'm thinking, why do these guys even bother flying north for the winter, they're back here now and there is snow everywhere, mornings are in the teens or mid twenties, in other words its hard living outside, and yet they are here, doing their...

I put out a feeder this morning after the blizzard yesterday, felt like the birds could use a little boost with all the snow cover and cold weather. It is amazing to me how they survive the brutal wind and cold. Anyway they discovered it after a mere couple hours and worked it hard all day...

treetx, Dave's bird on the dumpster looks like a red tail to me?

Hahaha!

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