Mono Lake
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Thursday, September 20, 2012
Mono Lake
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Birding at Mono Lake
We thought we'd check out Mono Lake and see if there were any unusual migrants. It was pretty much the "usual suspects" but still worth the visit.
Eared Grebe |
The Eared Grebe are a common resident at the lake.
Northern Shoveler & Gull |
There were several Northern Shovelers in eclipse plumage feeding among the ubiquitous gulls.
American Avocets |
Meadow Lark |
Sage Thrasher |
If I have correctly identified this guy it is a new one for me.
I don't know what this bird is, probably a female finch, but it sure is enjoying those brine flies.
American White Pelicans |
It was a pretty good day at this inland sea. More salty than the ocean, the only creatures that live in Mono lake are brine shrimp and an abundance of brine flies at the edge.
Find more of the world of birds at Wild Bird Wednesday, hosted for us by Stewart.
Thursday, September 6, 2012
Grab the Camera!
While working in the garden last evening I glanced at the sky
then ran into the house to grab my camera before the color faded.
Find more views of the sky at SkyWatch, Friday, hosted for us by Sandy and Sylvia.
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