West Texas Sunset — Photo-Artistry by kenne
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West Texas Sunset Leave a comment
Catepillar of a Manduca sexta Moth Leave a comment
Caterpillar of a Manduca sexta Moth — Image by kenne
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Partying In Alamos, Sonora Leave a comment
One of our guides while in Alamos was Stephanie Meyer. Stephanie, a field trained biologist, excellent birder and interpreter of Mexico’s mestizo and indigenous culture hosted a gathering of local friends and our tour group at her home in Alamos.
To help make for a very festive cultural exchange atmosphere,
the Ronstadt Generations played with some of the Estudiantina de Alamos members. (See video below)
As usual, our hands-on guide and party host, Stephen Bernier
(President of South of the Border Tours — above center)
was doing his “Eveready” battery impersonation — he ass constantly on the move.
Good conversation and plenty to drink, of course.
Spephanie and her help made sure there was plenty of tasty food.
— Images by kenne
Ronstadt Generations — Americano Song Video by kenne
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Monitoring Hummingbirds In Sabino Canyon 2 comments
Broad-billed Hummingbird in Sabino Canyon Recreation Area — Images by kenne
Sabino Canyon participates in the southern Arizona Hummingbird Monitoring Network. Volunteers trap, record and provide feeder assistance at monitoring stations in the Sabino Dam area. 2015 is the 14th year of the Hummingbird Monitoring Network’s multi-year investigation of the distribution, migration and diversity of hummingbirds. Information collected is used to assist in the preservation and protection of hummingbirds.
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This hummingbird has already been banded.
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