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Farewell, LJ: a migration is in order
Because of the advertisement shenanigans, I have moved on: http://finchwench.wordpress.com/
I do not believe that my readers should be required to log in or to install a Firefox plug-in in order to view my journal without the sight of beefcake (e.g. "Gain 15 lbs. of muscle in 30 days!) juxtaposed with Bulbulicious, while there are other options ( Read more... ) -
Some Reflections About Reflections
The Magpie (Pica pica) and Bulbulicious may have more in common than just a color scheme.
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This goose is not likely to fly like an Egyptian
Polydactyly seems not such a rarity compared to polymelia; nevertheless, here is a case of a third wing.
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Polydactyl Parakeet
I saw a grey and polydactyl mutation of Indian Ringnecked Parakeet (Psittacula krameri manillensis) at a local bird store.
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Lazuli Bunting
On my first full day at the AOU/COS/SCO Meeting, I, despite being incorrigibly nocturnal typically, awoke by 5:30 for a guided bird tour of Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge. There we identified many species including one as precious (or semi-precious) as its stone namesake:
Passerina amoena
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