Here's a pic of the Steel Mill

another

She left after this!

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Saw that the other day! I think I'll give it a try!

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/01/22/bear-gives-birth-minnesota-video_n_1222588.html?ref=green&icid=maing-grid7%7Cipad%7Cdl4%7Csec3_lnk2%26pLid%3D129431 Jewel  gives birth

Kris G

http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/16646922 WOW

Thanks Kris G

Shout out to Kendal!! "Where are you?" Hope he just took a bit of a migration before his second round! Miss them 2! 

Monday, 10:15am.  THINK I saw a bump that could be Unity on north side tallest still.  (before the rains hit)

Bumps are good!! Thanks

[Just got a call from Teesa, MAK'S friend, who is at the Hospital with MAK. Surgery went well like the 1st. She s moving her leg and resting comfortably. She will be in a room around noon.]

Just got a call from Teesa, MAK'S friend, who is at the Hospital with MAK. Surgery went well like the 1st. She s moving her leg and resting comfortably. She will be in a room around noon.

She's a tough one that MAK and will be up N about before we know it!!

Here's a photo I think you all will be happy to see (in a non-creepy way)! At 7:13am this morning the two NBG adults mated on the lower front branch of the nest tree. Dispite it being before sunrise, foggy and the camera having a lag of 10 to 20 seconds, Reese did manage to get two photos on the very edge of the frame.

B?? Flying by Merc

Here's to you MAK: Who is probably fast asleep right now...Won't hear anything until around 12 pm after she gets to a room!

Beauty stayed for a short time

http://www.wildlifeextra.com/go/news/ireland-kites011.html#cr

Kites and other raptors being killed by rodenticides - Courtesy of Birdwatch Ireland
January 2011. After an absence of 200 years as a breeding species in Ireland, Red Kites are once again a familiar sight in parts of the east coast, thanks to the success of the Irish Red Kite Reintroduction Project.

[“One showed up at the airport in Hawaii, and they shot it,� he added in astonishment. “It’s the first ever in Hawaii and they shot it!�]

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/23/science/earth/spike-in-snowy-owl-sightings-stirs-speculation-among-bird-watchers.html?_r=2

HELENA, Mont. — From coast to coast across the northern United States, a striking number of snowy owls have been swooping onto shorelines and flying over fields this winter, delighting bird-watchers and stirring speculation about the cause of the spike.

“One showed up at the airport in Hawaii, and they shot it,â€� he added in astonishment. “It’s the first ever in Hawaii and they shot it!â€� 

http://blogs.democratandchronicle.com/birds/?p=3427  By Bob, of course!