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Swan Rangers Study Birds and Bees!

Northern shrike by Pat Jaquith.

Swan Rangers saw lots of birds, bees and other critters during their outings this past week!

Click here or scroll down for the Rangers' photos and details!

Pat Jaquith treats us to some great photos of smaller birds, starting with a Northern shrike in our lead photo, then . . .

 

. . . a Violet-green swallow, moving up in size to . . .

 

. . . an American kestrel!

 

Keith Hammer saw some big birds nesting, like this Canada goose high atop a broken-top Larch tree (It is usually Osprey that collect baling twine for nest building, but geese are more than happy to move into an Osprey nest!) . . .

 

. . . and this Osprey atop a human-made platform! (Don't forget to pick up your baling twine so birds don't become tempted to collect it and later become entangled in it!)

 

Skip Via treats us to a Hunt's bumblebee enjoying a Daffodil while . . .

 

. . . Mary Via shares this wild Yellow bell with us!

 

Keith Hammer came across some Skunk cabbage and . . .

 

. . . some delicate Yarrow sprouting up amongst deer poop!

 

Lynn Smith shocks us back to the reality that Glacier National Park is not yet thawed out and . . .

 

. . . that bull Moose still look pretty intimidating even though they are just sprouting this year's antlers!

 

In our parting shot, Ruth Quist treats us to another great sunset!

If you have interesting photos of your outings, send them along with a description to .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) and we'll try to work them into these weekly reports!

 


This article published on April 29, 2023 • [Permalink]