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You can find dozens of Clark’s Grebes in Upper Klamath Lake this time of year. However, most of the mating rituals happen soon after they arrive in late April so it’s a little late to see much activity. Putnam’s Point is a good place to park and watch.
Here is a pretty cool video (especially after the 50 second mark).
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This little one was making a lot of noise on my way into work a week ago. Photograph taken on the SOU campus.
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Tomorrow begins the big weekend. Are you ready? My neighbor’s flamingos are.
flock of wild turkeys
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We had a flock of about ten wild turkeys hanging out in our backyard yesterday. Today’s photo shows most of them. They were bigger than other turkeys we’ve had before.
Wild turkeys in Ashland
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Dean Creek Elk Viewing Area (Highway 38, Oregon)
We are currently in Seaside, Oregon for the 34th Annual Seaside Beach Volleyball Tournament. Today’s photo comes from our drive to Seaside. We decided to take Highway 38 (between Roseburg and Reedsport) because we never had before. Along the way we saw a couple fields on the left side of the highway (the right side was the Umpqua River) with elk.
