Tag: Manatanzas Christmas Bird Count

CBC, Pip, Squeak, and Sandy

Posted on January 4, 2021 by Linda

I kayaked by myself for the Matanzas Christmas Bird Count. I left from the Butler boat ramp where we pulled out the other day and promised to be careful. It was windy, so I kept to the oyster beds and stayed away from the… Continue Reading “CBC, Pip, Squeak, and Sandy”

Category: wildlifeTags: Ark wildife rescue and rehabilitation, belted kingfisher, black-bellied plover, Brown Pelican, eudocimus albus, killdeer chicks, larus delawarensis, Limnodromus griseus, Manatanzas Christmas Bird Count, megaceryle alcyon, numenius phaeopus, pelecanus occidentalis, pluvialis squatarola, ring-billed gull, sanderling, short-billed dowitcher, tringa semipalmata, whimbrel, white ibis, Willet

Thank Goodness for a Jeep

Posted on January 1, 2019 by Linda

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January 1, 2019 The Matanzas Christmas Bird Count is tomorrow and I agreed to lead the count in the Matanzas State Forest. The person who usually does it was unable to do so. I had never been to the Forest. A permit is required… Continue Reading “Thank Goodness for a Jeep”

Category: Uncategorized, wildlifeTags: Manatanzas Christmas Bird Count, Matanzas State Forest, Muddy Jeep adventure, Robin eating a berry in the Matanzas State Forest

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CBC, Pip, Squeak, and Sandy

Thank Goodness for a Jeep

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