Robin. In January?
Downy Woodpecker, male
This Brook? Rainbow? trout is, I estimate, 13 inches long.
On my walk, I ran into some acquaintances.
Stace Nelson, good side. This is not gratuitous. Nelson has earned this.
Phil Jensen. His proposal to classify abortion providers as small game animals is a classic. Recently, he asked a retired judge if the judge agreed with Jensen that at least 50% of the faculty of state-supported schools should agree with Jensen on certain key political points.
I also saw some wild turkeys, but I thought pictures of them would confuse you if they were in the same post with the previous two pictures.
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Like 'em all. I haven't seen Robins in winter, but knowledgeable people have told me that a few find cover and some food in the trees and shrubs in some of the grasslands gulches.
national bird day today
matedl
I was not aware of the significance of the day. Thanks for sending that, Larry.
On one significantly chilly day in December, I saw a killdeer on Battle Creek. They're one of the least-equipped birds to winter in South Dakota. I was without a camera, but if I was a real birder, you would accept my word without hesitation.
The Audubon just completed a national Christmas bird count; heard about in on KUNM.
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