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September 18th, 2012
 Tags: news, workshops
I’ve been doing Fun Birding Workshops in SE Arizona for a couple of years now, but they haven’t really taken off in their current format. Everyone seemed to enjoy them and I hope you all learned something. I’m very grateful to everyone who has attended my workshops, and I’ve sure learned a lot from them. […]
June 7th, 2012
 Tags: atascosa/pajarito, birding websites, favorites, fun birding towers, madera canyon, news, patagonia, rio rico, santa cruz river, scenery, se az birding, tours, tucson audubon society, urban tucson, workshops
The new HQ – Fun Birding Towers!
At the grand old age of 39, I’ve finally bought a house of my own. It’s in Rio Rico Northeast, which is along I-19 about an hour to the south of Tucson, and I moved in at the start of May. I love the house, but […]
There were a few contenders in the days leading up, but we settled for heading north and going to see a GLAUCOUS-WINGED GULL discovered by Tommy DeBardeleben at Glendale Recharge Basins in western Phoenix. My second new gull in Arizona this week! […]
Warblers were a big target and we found an impressive nine species. ORANGE-CROWNED, VIRGINIA’S and YELLOW-RUMPED WARBLERS were foraging on sunny banks and in stream side willows, while the pine flocks consisted of PAINTED REDSTART, TOWNSEND’S, HERMIT, GRACE’S, WILSON’S and RED-FACED WARBLERS. […]
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