[Look how much snow melted and so did my snowwoman!]

Look how much snow melted and so did my snowwoman!

Very nice Sage, glad they all got to see the falcons. Nice pic, BTW!

I still watch the cams on your viewer Shaky and there's no Cam 5 on it. At first I'm like, no, there are only 5 cams, not 6, then I opened the other viewer and thar she was! Guess I'll have to switch viewers. Hard to change a habit. Thanks again!

While looking for more info on the umbrella bird, I found this fellow...a Royal Flycatcher...

  LOL   WOW!! Thanks.

Looking good Shaky, thanks to you and whoever helped! So happy to have Pan Cam back.

And the Powers Cam!! 

!!! Bald eagles come to visit.
December 07, 2010 - International, National and Local News
CPF Postmaster Reports:

With a big thank you to Ken Hale Sr. for his observation report and the photos that he took on December 7th from Balsam Lake Ontario, that show a good view of some first, second and third year juvenile bald eagles, and the adult bald eagles. He writes: Surprised to see Bald Eagles. There were a total of 9 birds. The photo date was December 7th, 2010 taken in the south Bay of Balsam Lake Ontario. They were a long ways out on the lake and I had to use a 300mm lens without a tripod.
Feel free to use any of the pictures.

Ken Hale S

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ba31PfjxUCw My friends-friend does this.

http://www.kevinlawson.com/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4_EdJ-XkUA&feature=player_embedded#! Kids!!! 

Just a reminder that the cameras will be down this afternoon.

Oh man, we can't watch?

  Thanks for posting these for me Donna! I received a spotting scope yesterday for Christmas from a couple friends of mine who live 5 minutes from Donna in New Jersey. I'm so thrilled to get this unbelievable gift. Now I can take even better pics to share with everyone! With lots of practice and better light of course! WOOHOO!

Go get em Roni! Pictures are closer today! Keep practicing. 

You'll have to watch the streaming video at 5 am. I think the Powers Building lights come on dimly and brighten as they warm up.

K, cool, I like it. The simplest things fascinate me. 

12-11 pics

Beautyful
Base of Mercury
Nice scoping MAK

BIRDING — They come just a few at a time from their home in the arctic, but they stand out like NBA players on a grade-school tour bus when they arrive in Lincoln County each winter.

Snowy owls are always welcome sights to Inland Northwest birdwatchers. The birds have a calm demeanor as they perch on fence posts and power poles over the wheat fields and scablands west of Spokane.

Greg Falco of Sprague said he drove 50 miles on Thursday without spotting a snowy owl.

But Buck Domitrovich was able to spot one southeast of Davenport near Morrison and Jannett roads.

He managed to get the nice photo above as the weather finally cleared from its doldrums and made a brilliant day for birding.

The Spokesman

we are doing team snowmen now. GO .......BILLS!

   AND Where would you like them to go to? 

Hey, hey, hey!  Play nice Janet!   

   Just counting the old Cowboy rings .... 

I see the Jets lost last weekend by some crazy score... I reckon they were playing their cheerleaders.

LOL, yes, they got creamed!

Goshawk on deer carcass
Long-tailed Tit
Fearless Blue Tit
Redpoll: Cute bird
Great Tit
Sparrowhawk
Tree hen
Hawk Owl, rarely seen.
U is for Ural Owl.
Grey Shrike