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Tag Archives: binoculars
Costa Rica: And so it begins..
I’ve officially arrived to Costa Rica!! Flew in this afternoon to popcorn clouds that put the rolling hills of the verdant land beneath us back and forth between shadow and light. Below me I imagined all the toucans, motmots, aracaris, … Continue reading
Posted in Costa Rica
Tagged adventure, airport, alajuela, baggage, binoculars, black vulture, Costa Rica, hostel, immigration, international, lajuela, swarovski, travel, travellers, tropics
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Birds of Costa Rica: StaceBird Rambles
Now, I won’t tell you I’m an expert. But for someone who has enjoyed such a feathered life as mine, I’ve certainly got a handle on them and, if my binoculars haven’t yet, they’re getting ready to because girl is … Continue reading
Posted in birds, Costa Rica
Tagged adrian forsyth, avian, binoculars, biodiversity, bird species, bird tour, birds, colombia, conservation, Costa Rica, ecology, ecosystem, feathers, habitat, ken miyata, neotropical, new jersey, niche, perspective, predator, prey, species, tropical nature, warren wilson college
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Pining for the Field: Bay of Fundy
My first bird job out of college (after having two seasons of Project Puffin under my belt), I traveled north to New Brunswick, Canada to do warbler studies in and around Bay of Fundy National Park. It was the summer … Continue reading
Posted in BirdJob, conservation, field biology, Pining for the Field
Tagged 2006, banding, bands, bay of fundy, bay of fundy national park, binoculars, bird banding, birding, birds, canada, conservation, deforestation, forests, gps, logging, measurements, migration, mistnets, moose, mosquitoes, new brunswick, photography, plumage, research, resighting, showshoe hare, timber industry, warblers
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