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Saturday, May 12, 2007

Random Gleanings from the BirdSphere #25

Introduction: A daily (or as often as I can find time to compile it) feature that highlights recent entries from North American bird blogs listed in my blogroll; also see here.

Today’s Featured Bird Blog:
Big Country Blog – the blog of the Big Country Audubon Society in Abilene, Texas (online since February 2006)
Today’s Featured Bird Blog Entry (excerpt):
Splish Splash, Fox Sparrow Takin’ a Bath

While birding Fort Griffin State Park with Heidi (awesome birder, transplanted Houstonian, she too has been stuck in the mud), we came upon a small puddle of water where the local residents were taking public bathes. But these residents bathe with their finest attire, and one unusually good lookin’ “Winter Texan” (well he came to Texas to get away from the snow) put on quite the show. [click here (and scroll down) to read the rest of this entry, as originally posted by Laura on February 14, 2007]
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