Today as I was checking on the local news of Yucca Valley, CA through the High-Desert Star website (the local newspaper,) I ran across a startling photo....
of ME!!!
On the home page of the website, if you scroll down a bit, there is a Featured Photos section. I am one of those photos.
HA!
The photo was from the Morongo Valley Spring Festival back in March. I was working the bird table for BMCP. I'm holding the wings of, I think, a Great Horned Owl. But I don't really remember. I just remember it was a fun day of sharing my love of birds with others.
What a great surprise and a good laugh.
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Watching Sandhill Cranes at the Jasper-Pulaski Wildlife Area
About This Blog
I’m Alicia Bradley and I’ve been a birder for exactly one and and a half years. My training comes from the fantastic birding group at Big Morongo Canyon Preserve in Morongo Valley, CA, where I lived for one short year. I now live outside St. Louis, MO, where I get to enjoy a whole new set of species.
This blog is just a smathering of my life as a birder. Most of the posts will be about birds, but some of them won’t. A lot of it will be my ramblings-on about the world I see around me, and how I am continuously amazed by Creation.
The title of this blog is the nickname that was given me by a BMCP birding friend for my weirdo ability to spot swooping White-throated Swifts before anyone else.
I love taking photos of the birds I see, but I, in NO WAY, claim to be a great nature photographer. Sometimes I just get lucky.
I hope you enjoy!
This blog is just a smathering of my life as a birder. Most of the posts will be about birds, but some of them won’t. A lot of it will be my ramblings-on about the world I see around me, and how I am continuously amazed by Creation.
The title of this blog is the nickname that was given me by a BMCP birding friend for my weirdo ability to spot swooping White-throated Swifts before anyone else.
I love taking photos of the birds I see, but I, in NO WAY, claim to be a great nature photographer. Sometimes I just get lucky.
I hope you enjoy!
Watching Sandhill Cranes at the Jasper-Pulaski Wildlife Area
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