My ignorance of loons was such that when I first saw a loon while kayaking, I thought it was a duck. To my great shame, I went so far as to ask these two other kayakers who were also looking at the loon, "What kind of duck is that?" That is how I learned what loons looked like. This is also when I took the only photo of a loon I got the entire weekend.
According to an update posted on the Friends of Big Bear Valley Facebook page, Sunny and Gizmo are sisters! Apparently, Gizmo tried to catch up with Sunny this week after she first attempted to fly.
Bird-watching does sometimes involve just thatâwatching birdsâbut for the truly birdpilled, it's about tuning in to a new layer of reality around you and decoding it.
I don't like night-lights because they take up the wall outlet, so this was the perfect solution. I put it in the guest bath and at night with the bathroom door open this provides just enough light to guide a person to the bathroom without blinding them. I ended up putting two on my hallway switches as well. What a great product.
"The peregrine falcon is an iconic species. Knowing how rare a sight this bird was in my youth, I think we ought to feel very privileged to be able to enjoy the spectacle of a nesting pair above the hustle and bustle of Holloway Road."
