Several months ago, I put together a post showing photos of Vermilion Flycatcher nests. I thought I’d share this one, as well – for the third year in a row, there’s been a nest in this tree. In 2012 and 2013, the nest was in the exact same location; this year, it was perhaps a foot away, if that. Most of my Vermilion Flycatcher nests are fairly close to where they had been located in past years, but this wins the site fidelity prize!
Monday, May 26, 2014
Thursday, May 22, 2014
Nevada Bird Count - Botanical Edition
How it has gotten to be the latter part of May, I’m not sure, but time is flying along with the birds!
The
Nevada Bird Count crew has been out and about now for a little over a
month. In addition to our bird surveys, we also do a lot of habitat
surveys. Earlier this month, David Charlet, a botanist at the College
of Southern Nevada, graciously gave us a day of his time, and we all had
a blast scouring the Spring Mountains, becoming more familiar with the
vegetation within blackbrush and pinyon-juniper habitats, among others. Thanks David!
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