Birds of Madison County

This is an attempt to identify and photograph all birds I observe in Madison County, Idaho

Monday, March 12, 2012

Great-horned owls

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I have located seven Great-horned owl nests this spring so far. They sit on those nests through snow, wind, rain and sunny weather.  What a ...
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Tuesday, February 28, 2012

Dark-eyed Juncos

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The dark-eyed juncos are starting to show up at the local feeders and giving us plenty of entertainment.  Right now there is a great variety...
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Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Pinyon Jays of Madison County

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Pinyon Jays are a noisy bunch as they flock together in the winter in southeastern Madison County.  They usually travel with a flock of star...
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Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Great Blue Heron

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The Great Blue Heron has always been a fascinating bird to me.  I do not like them invading my favorite fishing areas, but they are such a b...
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Wednesday, August 17, 2011

White-faced Ibis

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 This year with all the flooding and high water, the White-faced ibis has invaded Madison County.  Flooded fields and pastures that have nev...
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Bill S.
I have been married for 42 years with four daughters and eight grandchildren. I am passionate about birding and photography. I string for two newspapers and have published two books. I have been a licensed fishing guide on Henrys Lake near Yellowstone Park for 35 years. I used to own BS Flies, but sold it. I still tye about 12000 flies each year for area shops. A few of my book, "Fishing Henrys Lake" is still available. I teach US government at Madison High School but only half the time. The rest of my time is spent administering a "Teaching American History" federal grant. With this job I travel a bit. I also write essays about life that do not appear in the newspapers. From time to time I will include them in this blog.
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