It's been a few days and the weather has been quite cold. Today Forecast is 38/19. There is a very light skim of ice on some of the lake. The highest temperature forecast for the next week is 41F.
Today saw Morning Doves and Juncos for the first time. Also seeing Robins and Goldfinches and Grackles.
And a Chickadee is exploring a birdhouse.
Daily there are 4 Pairs of Buffleheads, some Mallards and varying quantities of Canada geese.
On several days there have been 4 female Common Mergansers. And occasionally one or two pairs of Hooded Mergansers.
And that's it.
A residents' view of Clare Lake in Long Beach, Indiana with focus on bird sightings and environmental life.
Saturday, March 10, 2018
Saturday, March 3, 2018
More of the same
Last several days few changes. Temp in 30s & 40s. Today 42/28. And sunny.
Same birds:
2 Canada geese
2-4 Buffleheads
2 Mallards
A few:
Goldfinches
Crows
House finches
Same birds:
2 Canada geese
2-4 Buffleheads
2 Mallards
A few:
Goldfinches
Crows
House finches
Wednesday, February 28, 2018
Cloudy day
Forecast 54/34 Mostly cloudy
- Canada geese (2)
- Buffleheads
- Hooded Mergansers
- Scaup (2)
- Mallards
- Grackles
- Redwing Blackbird at feeder
Tuesday, February 27, 2018
Beautiful Clear Day
Clear, Sunny and Cool. Forecast 54/39.
It’s 7:30 AM. So far:
It’s 7:30 AM. So far:
- 2 Canada Geese
- Crows have returned
- First sighting of one of our resident Minks. (I used to think these were Muskrats but now I think they are minks. We only see them swimming asa a rule.)
- A pair of unidentified ducks flying rapidly past.
- Goldfinches at the feeders
Later in the day:
- First Robin
- 100’s of Black Birds (un identified ) on trees and flocks in the air.
- First pair of Mallards
Monday, February 26, 2018
Bright and Sunny Morning. Forecast 28/48 A link to our town
The two Male Buffleheads are still chasing each other. And I saw a female for the first time this year
Geese grazing on the far shore. Flocks of geese flying way overhead honking noisily.
The sound of songbirds in the air.
Saw a squirrel. Saw a grackle.
Put out bird feeders.
Geese grazing on the far shore. Flocks of geese flying way overhead honking noisily.
The sound of songbirds in the air.
Saw a squirrel. Saw a grackle.
Put out bird feeders.
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