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Backyard Birding (2023)
Backyard Birding By Gayil Nalls Sign up for our monthly newsletter! Woods surround my back property in the Hudson Valley, a deciduous forest that includes a giant majestic sycamore, several towering poplars, and abundant walnut, oak, and maple trees, creating a haven for an array of birds year-round. Among the familiar locals are sparrows, chickadees,...
Woods surround my back property in the Hudson Valley, a deciduous forest that includes a giant majestic sycamore, several towering poplars, and abundant walnut, oak, and maple trees, creating a haven for an array of birds year-round. We know it is mostly the large Great Horned Owl that we have sighted because of the Merlin Bird ID App, which has also allowed us to identify new species more easily in our area and appreciate the full symphony of our community. This delightful book serves as a testament to the joys of nature journaling, offering intimate glimpses into the lives of backyard birds and igniting a newfound appreciation for their unique beauty, behaviors, and resilience.
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