JAY NUTS
Two for one, efficiency, greed–Corvid version of an MBA hedge funder.
A BASKETT FULL OF IMAGES
Second year Bald Eagle based on facial pattern.
Above: Red-winged stalkers, below: Lesser Scaup on private pond along Smithfield Road.
Posted by: atowhee | February 8, 2020
FEATHERED FRIENDS IN FEBURARY
Posted in birding, birds, corvids, ducks & geese, eagles, garden feeder, Icterids, natural history, oregon, raptor, Willamette Valley, winter birds, Yamhill County | Tags: Bald Eagle, Baskett Slough, Bufflehead, Cackling Geese, Coville Road, Great Blue Heron, Great Egret, Harrier, Lesser Scaup, Northern Harrier, Peanuts, Polk County, Red-tailed Hawk, Red-winged Blackbirds, Scrub-jay, Smithfield Road, Spotted Towhee
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