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Carol D. Barr
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- Lafayette, CO
- United States
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Nature's Hearing Test
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Shitepokes
Started May 22
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I used to find "drunk" Cedar Waxwings on Coe College's campus...lying in the snow after eating too many fermented crab apples...I saved a few....and yes, I can still here them when they are nearby.
C.
Families of these characters are fun to watch.
Profile Information
- What city/state are you from?
- Lafayette, CO ;Signal Hill, CA; Cedar Rapids, IA; Troy, Ohio
- Gender
- Female
- Favorite Colorado Bird?
- Swainson's Hawk
- National Audubon Society member?
- No
- Favorite Colorado Birding Location?
- Where I am at the moment....
- Do you know about the Colorado Birding Trail project?
- Yes
- Age Group?
- >56
Colorado Sightings...
Carol D. Barr's Photos
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 8:45pm on November 3, 2009,
Keith Nelson said… - Thank you, Carol for all the kind comments on the photos I posted. Much appreciated.
- At 10:21pm on April 30, 2009,
james masur said… - Thanks and I keep taking shots and some really turn out good. Others just make me want to keep trying....
- At 3:57pm on April 30, 2009,
Gary Lefko said…
- Welcome Carol! Gary
Carol D. Barr's Blog
A Chukar
On my morning walk with my pups, I noticed a flash of red out of corner of my eye among the leaves along a chain link fence. Thinking it was a piece of trash I allowed my eyes to skim right by before my brain became cognizant of the striking bars of black against the white background of soft feathers. I slowed my pace but kept walking to keep my dogs from getting curious.
Not wanting to cut my pooches walk short, I told myself the bird would be gone by the time I got back with my camera anyway.… Continue
Not wanting to cut my pooches walk short, I told myself the bird would be gone by the time I got back with my camera anyway.… Continue
Posted on May 14, 2009 at 8:56am —
Asphalt
Last week I was infatuated with my local critters. Asphalt, now an adult, was a baby bunny I found spinning in circles on my neighbor's driveway last summer in the full 100 degree sun. I easily scooped her up. She had no signs of injuries, but was definitely in shock.
Later, a Native… Continue
Posted on May 4, 2009 at 3:52pm —
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