Nature Photographer and Music Producer
Posts about birds in the Northwest that includes pictures and descriptions. Photos are by Jonathan Swanson
Here is a video compilation of Baby Screech owls in Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge in Portland Oregon....
I spent a few days in Neskowin doing some work on an old beach house. I was carless with a carpet knife and sliced my finger. I also did some plumbing and installed a garbage disposal. I did find some time to get out and get some photos of local wildllife. Someday, I hope to focus on wildlife photography and music and hopefully have the resources to hire professionals to do my home maintenance rather than doing it all myself for my estate and all
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Here is a classical choir paying homage to the small wonders of nature....
Here is a series of photos featuring the American Bushtit. These birds seem to never sit still. It makes it a challenge to photograph them....
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The Northern flicker, also known as the Colaptes auratus, is a medium-sized woodpecker that is commonly found in North America. This bird is known for its unique appearance, behavior, and habitat. In this essay, we will explore the Northern flicker’s physical characteristics, behavior, and habitat. The Northern flicker is a medium-sized woodpecker that measures between 11 and 14 inches in length and has a wingspan of 17 to 21 inches. This bird has a distinctive appearance, with a brownish-gray back, a black bib, and a
🎵 Song Sparrows: The Jazz Musicians of the Avian World 🎵 Have you ever wondered if birds can jam just like jazz musicians? Well, look no further than the talented Song Sparrow. These small, unassuming creatures may not have a trumpet or a saxophone, but they have a remarkable ability to improvise their songs, making them the jazz musicians of the avian world. Song Sparrows, found across North America, are known for their melodious and complex songs. What sets them apart is their knack for
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Anna’s hummingbirds (Calypte anna) are a species of hummingbird native to the west coast of North America, ranging from British Columbia in Canada down through California and into parts of Mexico. In the springtime, these tiny, vibrant birds become particularly active, engaging in a variety of behaviors that are fascinating to observe. Here are some highlights of Anna’s hummingbirds in the spring: Breeding Season Spring marks the beginning of the breeding season for Anna’s hummingbirds. They are among the earliest birds to start the breeding
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