Im always looking for photographs of White Winged Crows but, I guess I need to concentrate on stalking Elk to get them. The crow was between me and the Elk and I didn’t know I had one until I uploaded the photos:
Posts Tagged ‘Boxley Valley’
Out of Focus — White Winged Crow while taking Elk photos
Posted in mammals, Wild Birds, tagged Arkansas, Boxley Valley, elk, partially albino, White Winged Crows on January 21, 2015| Leave a Comment »
Waking up to rain is so nice ……
Posted in Weather, Wild Birds, tagged beautiful summer, Boxley Valley, Buffalo River, crow, Dixon Ford, flycatcher, nature, ponca, scissor, tail, white winged on July 30, 2013| Leave a Comment »
If you don’t have to get up and go. We got 0.20 since midnight and supposedly more on the way too. Barely hear a bird in the early morning anymore. Their nesting season is drawing to a close for 2013.
Yesterday, I drove to Dixon Ford on the Buffalo River; it is 22 miles above Boxley and just downstream from the two forks that make it the Buffalo River. It was not dry as I expected, but very low. On the way back I drove up AR 16 to AR 21 to AR 43 and stopped along the Boxley valley\y in several locations. It was a beautiful summer day. I got a photo of a White Winged crow and several Scissor-tailed Flycatchers. The first I have seen a white winged crow since last September. They are “leucistic”, partially albino. Ive got lots to do today, hope the rain stops for a while.
Dixon Ford on the Buffalo
Life and Wildlife along the Little Buffalo River 