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Thursday, November 19, 2020

Finding furry and feathered fauna

Although we get out early in the local wetlands, we generally shelter in place at home for the greater part of the day. Our back yard lake ...

Thursday, September 10, 2020

Beauty is in the eye of the Barn Owl

I first encountered a Barn Owl in our local wetlands preserve in 2015, when I saw one on the top of a dead Royal Palm along the gravel entry...

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Kenneth Cole Schneider: Virtual New Mexican, lives in Connecticut and remembers growing up, birding and practicing family medicine in New Jersey, finds birds and beauty close to home. A lifelong birder and retired physician, I grew up and began my practice in New Jersey. After my career in the US Public Health Service, my wife Mary Lou and I retired to the mountains of New Mexico, where we led bird walks at Rio Grande Nature Center and the US Forest Service. The cooperative rosy-finch feeding project we initiated at Sandia Crest has developed into a major banding and research program. In 2004 we moved to South Florida, where we led nature walks and worked to create a Bald Eagle sanctuary to protect this species' first active nest in Broward County since before DDT was banned. In 2021 we moved to Glastonbury, Connecticut. I took up photography in 2008 and enjoy finding beauty in birds and nature close to home. Read more here

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