Lovely photograph of the hermit thrush. Here in Vermont the hermit thrush has been honored with the title of state bird.
Personally, I give this thrush a Grammie for best song.
Glad you returned safely from your hiking trip. By the way , that throbbing in your legs is a ‘good’ pain, obtained solely for the purpose of letting you know you had a most excellent adventure. And, to help prevent the black toenails, I highly recommend; https://sectionhiker.com/hiking-boot-lacing-techniques/
Thanks Lor--Hermit Thrush is a great state bird! We don't hear their song in the yard since they're wintering here, but I have heard it in northern Arizona...I agree, Grammy material. And thanks for the boot lacing info--I'll give it a try!
Congratulations on your successful and rewarding climb. I'm glad February is ending. One of my worst February winter yard counts ever!
Thanks Arlene--here's hoping for an awesome migration! Can't wait for some new arrivals!
Lovely photograph of the hermit thrush. Here in Vermont the hermit thrush has been honored with the title of state bird.
Personally, I give this thrush a Grammie for best song.
Glad you returned safely from your hiking trip. By the way , that throbbing in your legs is a ‘good’ pain, obtained solely for the purpose of letting you know you had a most excellent adventure. And, to help prevent the black toenails, I highly recommend; https://sectionhiker.com/hiking-boot-lacing-techniques/
Thanks Lor--Hermit Thrush is a great state bird! We don't hear their song in the yard since they're wintering here, but I have heard it in northern Arizona...I agree, Grammy material. And thanks for the boot lacing info--I'll give it a try!
Hi Ken.
We appreciate your writings and love of the Natural History of the S.West. I was wondering if Cranes were still at Whitewater Draw.? Thanks
I think we can help with nail loss
Like that scene from Cheryl Strayed's Wild?
There were thousands of sandhills a few weeks ago when I was at Whitewater. I imagine they're still there.
Beautiful! And painful.
No pain no gain, as they say.
lol, I prefer the qigong saying of “no pain no pain”.
Ha! Love it!