Tammie Rogers
Inspired by Dogs & Nature
Tag: eastern meadowlark
Eastern Meadowlark Call
When I see them atop a tree, I usually hear Meadowlarks presenting their “song.” While I hear it nearly every time I go out and about the property, I don’t recall a time when I saw a Meadowlark present it’s “call” (which I refer… Continue Reading “Eastern Meadowlark Call”
Meadowlarks Sing!
I encountered this brilliant Eastern Meadowlark perched atop a fence post at the edge of one of our…yes… meadows! It’s hard to say whether he’s echoing the other birds’ songs or if he think he’s leading the choir! He looks a bit puffier than… Continue Reading “Meadowlarks Sing!”
Meadow Song
Here are two powerful meadow-singers that are quite similarly marked. This Eastern Meadowlark (left) and a Dickcissel (right) are sharing a tree top to belt out their messages. Both of these birds spend a significant amount of their time vocalizing across the prairie. They… Continue Reading “Meadow Song”
So Happy to Offer a Soft Spot to Land
The header photo is a Song Sparrow. I spot them all around our property, both during winter and summer. When they begin singing for the season, it’s a song that I hear many times each day. There are a few “Common bird in steep… Continue Reading “So Happy to Offer a Soft Spot to Land”
Natural
We feed wild birds. The goal is to supplement their diet in winter when food is scarce. Additionally, there are times (like the very deep freeze we experienced only a couple of weeks ago) that the energy it might take to secure food exceeds… Continue Reading “Natural”
