This is our "Choices" webpage. If you click on a link below and then want to return to this page, there is a Choices link in the upper right corner of each of our webpages.
You can enter our *nest page ...
by clicking on the above asterisk to read why we do this, see our series of bluebird pages and review our favorite "lynx"
...or go to pages posted as of May 12, 2009 by clicking on these asterisks:
* Some of our photos have been chosen for various 2009/10 calendars.
* We've added new eagle photos, taken at Starved Rock State Park in Illinois. There are links on that webpage to our original eagle text and photos.
* Something unusual, possibly an escapee from a Chicago bird pet store (scroll down a bit when you get to this web page).
* Want to see peregrine falcon chicks being banded? Click on this asterisk, then scroll to near the bottom of the webpage for a link to a video.
* There's an odd-looking Northern Pintail duck and chukar on the "Etc." webpage, where you click on the "newest photos" asterisk.
* Tiny Kinglet lets vibrantly-colored patches go to its head.
* Big beaks of the Rose-breasted Grosbeak easily crack open seeds.
You can enter our *nest page ...
by clicking on the above asterisk to read why we do this, see our series of bluebird pages and review our favorite "lynx"
...or go to pages posted as of May 12, 2009 by clicking on these asterisks:
* Some of our photos have been chosen for various 2009/10 calendars.
* We've added new eagle photos, taken at Starved Rock State Park in Illinois. There are links on that webpage to our original eagle text and photos.
* Something unusual, possibly an escapee from a Chicago bird pet store (scroll down a bit when you get to this web page).
* Want to see peregrine falcon chicks being banded? Click on this asterisk, then scroll to near the bottom of the webpage for a link to a video.
* There's an odd-looking Northern Pintail duck and chukar on the "Etc." webpage, where you click on the "newest photos" asterisk.
* Tiny Kinglet lets vibrantly-colored patches go to its head.
* Big beaks of the Rose-breasted Grosbeak easily crack open seeds.
Please note that this is a work in progress and that some links do not yet work. Feel free to return often for updates.
Enjoy!
Sam, Aaron and John
Enjoy!
Sam, Aaron and John
Choices...
Photos,text and website copyright
by Sam, Aaron & John
unless other sources noted
by Sam, Aaron & John
unless other sources noted
Want to see something completely different? Click here * to go to our ComedySportz photo pages.
Clean-up time for deer at environmental park in Poynette, WI
2 Northern Flickers
Hooded merganser
Willet
Rufous-sided Towhee