200 Birds
17 November 2015

How Grandad Taught Me Radio Tracking

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Grandad O'Donnell giving me an early lesson in wildlife and fisheries management. When I was young and we went to my grandparents...
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09 November 2015

Birding Mt. Ord

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Last week, my friend Jason and I went birding on Mt. Ord.  Mt. Ord is one of those places that is well known to locals, but probably rarely ...
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26 October 2015

My First BFF . . .

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. . . That's Black-footed Ferret, of course!  Last night I joined the Arizona Game and Fish Department on a spotlighting survey for Blac...
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23 October 2015

Volunteering with the Long-term Ecological Research Network

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Melanie Banville watches for birds at sunrise from one of the Long-term Ecological Research sites along the Salt River in Phoenix Over ...
12 October 2015

Tarahumara Frog Reintroduction

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Tarahumara Frog recently reintroduced into a canyon in Santa Cruz County, Arizona. Since I moved to Arizona a couple of months ago, I...
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10 September 2015

Painted Redstart at Gilbert Water Ranch

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Since I moved to Arizona a few weeks ago, there is one spot I've birded more than any other: Gilbert Water Ranch.  This park, about the ...
02 September 2015

First Month as an Arizonan

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Last weekend marked the end of my first month living in Arizona, and it's been a great month!  Stephanie and I have spent a lot of our f...
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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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