[va-richmond-general] Their Baaack!!!

Our pair of Barred Owls are back and put on quite a display at dusk yesterday 
on Old Gun Road.  I’m not aware of the mating rituals for these magnificent 
birds but am fairly sure that what Sandra and I witnessed yesterday would pass 
as such.  Their vocalizations were amazingly removed from the familiar ho, ho, 
etc. and the thrashing of wings was a thing to behold as one crashed into the 
other! Quite a display.  I immediately put our smallish, mean kitty out hoping 
that one would want a meal afterwards but no takers.  J

 

D.B.(Doug) Sinclair, CAI, AARE

Sinclair & Associates, Inc.

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(804) 423.5162  Office

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Ken is a super person and incredible photographer. I have no doubt this program 
will be outstanding and entertaining.

Attaching Ken's photo site.

http://kenconger.smugmug.com/

 

Julie Kacmarcik


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I got this information today from Carolyn Harbison, who is a regular at RAS 
meetings. She says Ken Conger is a really great wildlife Photographer and you 
should not miss this opportunity:

 

Ken Conger Photography

Presenter: Ken Conger.

Fri, Feb 27, 7:30-8:30 p.m.

Ken Conger is a career game warden whose motivation and enthusiasm for wildlife 
protection carries over to a passion for wildlife photography. Ken believes in 
the integrity of wildlife photography, so all of his photographs are strictly 
of wild animals. Nothing is caged or staged. Most of his images have been 
captured in national parks and refuges. His collection of images range from 
birds to large mammals. For this evening’s program, Ken will be presenting his 
avian images captured from Maine to Alaska.

This will be at the Henrico Administrative boardroom.

http://www.co.henrico.va.us/rec/registration.html

(804) 501-4206

 

 

 

Al Warfield

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