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Raptor Ramblings – January 2022 – Mansfield
Today’s Raptor Ramblings might have more rambling than raptors. But, some days are like that! Today turned out to be a very unique day, for more than one reason. But, Continue Reading →
Today’s Raptor Ramblings might have more rambling than raptors. But, some days are like that! Today turned out to be a very unique day, for more than one reason. But, Continue Reading →
Today was a day for American Kestrels! If we could count every AMKE that was seen, the count would have totaled 14. However, six of them were sitting on power Continue Reading →
As we turn up Pine Canyon, Amanda says, “The weather looks a little ‘iffy’ up ahead.” “Looks like heavy clouds up towards Waterville,” I answer. “Yep!” I pull over to Continue Reading →
Today’s survey got started a little late. The tire pressure light on my car told me that the air in one of my tires was low. I didn’t think it Continue Reading →
It is snowing at home as we prepare to take off for our survey. Not a good sign! However, upon checking the WSDOT road cams, the weather looks relatively clear Continue Reading →
This was a day for sighting Falcons! My house was engulfed in fog this morning, but a look at the WADOT cameras showed clear skies up on the plateau. Sure Continue Reading →
An altogether excellent day! We spotted a Gyrfalcon! And when that happens, it is an excellent day! The beginning point of the Mansfield survey route is 75 miles from home Continue Reading →
This is the first part of a continuing narrative describing our participation in the Winter Raptor Survey project which is going on in Washington state. This project was developed and Continue Reading →