I saw my shadow on the bridge a while back at the AHATS Wildlife Observation Area.
Sunday, July 28, 2013
Sunday, July 21, 2013
Today at the AHATS WOA, I Saw a Rainbow over Bridge
I got up for sunrise today and was rewarded with a rainbow over the bridge at the AHATS Wildlife Observation Area.

Saturday, July 20, 2013
This Morning at the AHATS WOA, I Saw Wildflowers
Lots of flowers blooming at the AHATS Wildlife Observation Area today. The photo on the right is a monarda, also known as bee balm.
Below is butter-and-eggs, also known as Linaria vulgaris and toad flax.
Below is butter-and-eggs, also known as Linaria vulgaris and toad flax.

Friday, July 19, 2013
Today at the AHATS WOA, I Saw Dragonflies
Saturday, July 13, 2013
Previously at the AHATS WOA, I Saw a Sunset
Here is another sunset from a while ago.
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Saturday, July 6, 2013
Previously at the AHATS WOA, I Saw Flowers
Many of the flowers at the AHATS Wildlife Observation Area are in bloom now. The photo on the right is milkweed.
Below, is black-eyed susan and hoary alyssum. There is also butterfly weed, goatsbeard and some invasives blooming there.
Below, is black-eyed susan and hoary alyssum. There is also butterfly weed, goatsbeard and some invasives blooming there.

Thursday, July 4, 2013
Today at the AHATS WOA, I Saw a Woodpecker
Another first for me at the AHATS Wildlife Observation Area: A downy woodpecker on the barbed-wire.
Monday, July 1, 2013
Today in and near the AHATS WOA, I Saw Coyote
I spend a few hours hanging out at the AHATS Wildlife Observation Area and ended up getting a ride around the AHATS. I saw tons of bird. The swan pair on Lake Marsden have two cygnets. The tree swallows mobbed a cooper's hawk. A song sparrow flew up close and sang at me. I also saw: northern flicker, American crow, red-winged blackbird, eastern bluebird, gold finch, house finch, heard a chickadee and saw chimney swifts.
Within the AHATS, I saw a coyote.
Within the AHATS, I saw a coyote.

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