200 Birds
29 March 2008

Does it Count?

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You might not know this, but not every bird I see in Cache County will count towards my list. If I manage to find the two Mandarin Ducks tha...
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23 March 2008

Winter Birds in Spring

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Today I celebrated Easter with a great day of birding around Cache Valley. I was joined by Keith Archibald, John Barnes, Bryan Dixon, Craig ...
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21 March 2008

Did You Know?

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Did you know that you can leave comments on here by logging in with your Gmail account? Blogger is owned by Google, and their accounts are ...
15 March 2008

Halfway to 200!

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This has been a great weekend for yard birds for me. First, there was a Ring-necked Pheasant in the yard yesterday. This bird set a new per...
08 March 2008

Fun with Geese

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Today Stephanie and I were having lunch on our way out to do some birding when I got a phone call. The caller ID said "Craig Fosdick,...
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02 March 2008

In the News!

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A few weeks ago, Stephanie and I saw a Mew Gull that was Cache County's second record, and its first record in 17 years. Last Thursday,...
23 February 2008

A Glaucous Gull and More Signs of Spring

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Things seem to be changing in the valley. Some of the water that was frozen over a week or two ago is now open. There seem to be many more g...
20 February 2008

Lunar Eclipse and Another Lifer

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Tonight I went snowshoeing with my friends John, Stephanie, Stacey, and Sarah to watch the lunar eclipse and to play some owl calls. We sta...
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15 February 2008

The Walk Home

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Trying to see 200 birds in Cache County this year has changed several of my day-to-day habits. I almost always have a pair of binoculars in...
12 February 2008

A Bird in the Hand

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To celebrate my 30th birthday, Stephanie Cobbold and I took off from school around noon to go birding. We started with a loop around the Ben...
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Ryan O'Donnell
Tempe, Arizona, United States
I am a biologist whose research focuses on birds, amphibians, and reptiles. I started this blog while trying to see 200 bird species in Cache County, Utah in 2008, and it has evolved into an ongoing way for me to share my experiences in nature. This blog focuses on birds, amphibians, and reptiles near my current home in central Arizona but includes other groups of organisms in other places as I encounter them.
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