Sandhill cranes and windmills, near Lubbock.I wonder how many are killed by the windmills, not to mention the giant radio tower support wires.
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- Sable and Blackbuck
- Nueces River
- Caracara
- Whooping crane pair
- White-tailed hawks, Roseate spoonbills
- Crabshell, LB curlew, Sand dollar
- Brown Pelican
- White pelicans, Laughing gulls
- White Pelicans
- Trip to Texas, Feb-Mar, 2010
- Lion tracks, La Parida
- Tucson Fossil Show
- International Wildlife Museum, Tucson
- International Wildlife Museum, Tucson
- Trip to Tucson
- Snow covered badlands at Belen and Sandhill cranes...
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Reading List
- Eagle Dreams by Stephen Bodio, 2003
- Billy Watson's Croker Sack by Franklin Burroughs, 1991
- Great Heart by J. Davidson & J.Rugge, 1997
- Crossing Paths by Craig Childs, 1997
- Eating Stone by Ellen Meloy, 2005
Recently Read
- In Search of Genghis Khan, by Tim Severin, 1991
- Aldo Leopold, A Fierce Green Fire, by Marybeth Lorbiecki, 2005
Some Favorite Artists
- Tony Foster
- Walton Ford
- Thayer Carter
- Ed Larson
- Eli Levin
- Tomas Lipps
Favorite Wildlife Artists
- Charles Tunnicliffe
- Carl Rungius
- Louis Agassiz Fuertes
- Barry Van Dusen
- William Berry
- JJ Audubon
- John Busby
Some Favorite Painters
- Nicholas Roerich
- Winslow Homer
- Jack Long
Some Favorite Authors
- Gary Snyder
- Craig Childs
- John Nichols
- Terry Tempest Williams
- John Brandi
- Peter Mathiessen
Some Favorite Books (Wildlife)
- A Celebration of Birds,the life and art of L. A. Fuertes, by R. M. Peck, 1982
- Billy Watson's Croker Sack by Franklin Burroughs, 1991
- William Berry, Alaskan Field Sketches 1954-56
- Tunnicliffe's Birds, 1984
Mongolia book list
- Eagle Dreams by Stephen Bodio, 2003
- Gobi by John Mann, 1997
- Hearing Birds Fly by Louisa Waugh
- In Search of Genghis Khan by Tim Severin, 1991
- Mongolian Cloud Houses by Dan Kuehn, 2006
Garden Artists
- Cassim Dunn
- Maryann Matheson
- Terry Davis
- Mimi Lipps
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