Mike Flacy, Digital Trends Oct 10, 2014 Filmed over Magazine Beach Park in Cambridge, Massachusetts, recently, a large hawk gave Amazon a reason to rethink the company’s Prime Air drone delivery initiative. YouTube user and software developer Christopher Schmidt has … Continue reading →
Federal Agencies Urged to Follow Refuges and Ban Dangerous Pesticides A coalition of wildlife conservation and food safety organizations are calling federal land managers to halt the use of dangerous neonicotinoid pesticides due to harm to pollinators. Letters were … Continue reading →
Hi Friends, Sixteen birders met up this morning, October 4, at Huntington Beach in LA County, where we checked out the Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve along the coast, and later we birded inland at the Huntington Central Park. The weather … Continue reading →
October 2014 Dear Palomar Adubon, It’s River Valley Fest time! Planning is in full swing (well, it has been for several months!) and we can’t wait to see you at the Rancho Valencia Resort & Spa on October 12th! … Continue reading →
SEPTEMBER 30, 2014, 6:54 PM|Wildlife photographer Kevin Fleming is hard at work on his 27th book called “Wild America.” The research will take him across the U.S. in his endless quest for that elusive perfect photograph. Chip Reid meets … Continue reading →
Today 26 Palomar Birders consumed 48 doughnut holes and 3 quarts of pink lemonade as sustenance while they scoured the Whelan Lake Bird Sanctuary. For an early Autumn day, it was a good count: 67 Species. Of these 46 were spotted … Continue reading →
Hi Friends, This morning, Saturday Sept 20, fourteen birders walked around Kumeyaay Lake at Mission Trails Regional Park. The weather was very pleasant and we found 45 bird species. This number is one more species than our initial count as … Continue reading →
Posted by Steve Boyes of National Geographic Expeditions in Bird Watch on September 18, 2014 Blue-eared kingfishers prefer dense shaded forests with small streams across the Indian subcontinent and SE Asia. (PakCik Malek) Asian openbills are found in inland wetlands … Continue reading →