Identificaciones de fsterrett49

With Mia Majetschak; Mia's first visit to this spot. The weather at the start was sunny and 82 degrees ("feels like" 85) with calm winds. The heat index increased by the time we left. We had intended to walk the entire perimeter, but I decided to skip the southern portion, as we were both getting dehydrated. We found more Bachman's Sparrows (Mia could hear three singing from one spot near the American Kestrel box), so there are probably several pairs onsite. We also found 7 adult Red-headed Woodpeckers (and heard several others), and we saw 2 Northern Flickers east of the oowerlines. There were at least 4 American Kestrels along the powerlines north of the box, along with a female along the northern fenceline where the WEA heads north past the few homes. We left at 1349 and headed to Applebee's for lunch.

With Mia Majetschak; Mia's first visit to this spot. The weather at the start was sunny and 82 degrees ("feels like" 85) with calm winds. The heat index increased by the time we left. We had intended to walk the entire perimeter, but I decided to skip the southern portion, as we were both getting dehydrated. We found more Bachman's Sparrows (Mia could hear three singing from one spot near the American Kestrel box), so there are probably several pairs onsite. We also found 7 adult Red-headed Woodpeckers (and heard several others), and we saw 2 Northern Flickers east of the oowerlines. There were at least 4 American Kestrels along the powerlines north of the box, along with a female along the northern fenceline where the WEA heads north past the few homes. We left at 1349 and headed to Applebee's for lunch.

With Mia Majetschak; Mia's first visit to this spot. The weather at the start was sunny and 82 degrees ("feels like" 85) with calm winds. The heat index increased by the time we left. We had intended to walk the entire perimeter, but I decided to skip the southern portion, as we were both getting dehydrated. We found more Bachman's Sparrows (Mia could hear three singing from one spot near the American Kestrel box), so there are probably several pairs onsite. We also found 7 adult Red-headed Woodpeckers (and heard several others), and we saw 2 Northern Flickers east of the oowerlines. There were at least 4 American Kestrels along the powerlines north of the box, along with a female along the northern fenceline where the WEA heads north past the few homes. We left at 1349 and headed to Applebee's for lunch.

With Mia Majetschak; Mia's first visit to this spot. The weather at the start was sunny and 82 degrees ("feels like" 85) with calm winds. The heat index increased by the time we left. We had intended to walk the entire perimeter, but I decided to skip the southern portion, as we were both getting dehydrated. We found more Bachman's Sparrows (Mia could hear three singing from one spot near the American Kestrel box), so there are probably several pairs onsite. We also found 7 adult Red-headed Woodpeckers (and heard several others), and we saw 2 Northern Flickers east of the oowerlines. There were at least 4 American Kestrels along the powerlines north of the box, along with a female along the northern fenceline where the WEA heads north past the few homes. We left at 1349 and headed to Applebee's for lunch.

With Mia Majetschak; Mia's first visit to this spot. The weather at the start was sunny and 82 degrees ("feels like" 85) with calm winds. The heat index increased by the time we left. We had intended to walk the entire perimeter, but I decided to skip the southern portion, as we were both getting dehydrated. We found more Bachman's Sparrows (Mia could hear three singing from one spot near the American Kestrel box), so there are probably several pairs onsite. We also found 7 adult Red-headed Woodpeckers (and heard several others), and we saw 2 Northern Flickers east of the oowerlines. There were at least 4 American Kestrels along the powerlines north of the box, along with a female along the northern fenceline where the WEA heads north past the few homes. We left at 1349 and headed to Applebee's for lunch.

With Mia Majetschak; Mia's first visit to this spot. The weather at the start was sunny and 82 degrees ("feels like" 85) with calm winds. The heat index increased by the time we left. We had intended to walk the entire perimeter, but I decided to skip the southern portion, as we were both getting dehydrated. We found more Bachman's Sparrows (Mia could hear three singing from one spot near the American Kestrel box), so there are probably several pairs onsite. We also found 7 adult Red-headed Woodpeckers (and heard several others), and we saw 2 Northern Flickers east of the oowerlines. There were at least 4 American Kestrels along the powerlines north of the box, along with a female along the northern fenceline where the WEA heads north past the few homes. We left at 1349 and headed to Applebee's for lunch.