Seniors Loving the Slow Lane: News from Our Birdwatching Group

Seniors Loving the Slow Lane: News from Our Birdwatching Group: Our little group of Seniors interested in following the birds on an international scale is growing so much that we had to move from th...

2015 The BIG Year!

2015 will be my Big Year in Birding! Virtual Birding, that is.

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/katersch
So far my friends and I have visited four continents where they have Birdfeeder webcams so that we can watch the action of birds live.
You are welcome to follow us on our Blog called Curiosity for Birds

Birding in Canada with Grandma

There are 462 known species of birds in Canada

How many can you identify?  Canada's national bird is the Common Loon.

Canadian Provincial Birds

ALBERTA - Great Horned Owl
BRITISH COLUMBIA - (2 birds claim this honour) Stellar's Jay and Varied Thrush
MANITOBA - Great Gray Owl
NEW BRUNSWICK - Black-capped Chickadee
NEWFOUNDLAND - Atlantic Puffin
NORTHWEST TERRITORIES - Gyrfalcon
NOVA SCOTIA - Osprey
NUNAVUT - None designated
ONTARIO - Common Loon
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND - Blue Jay
QUEBEC - Snowy Owl
SASKATCHEWAN - Sharp-tailed Grouse
YUKON - Common Raven

Learn more about Birding in Canada
http://www.squidoo.com/canadabirding

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Learn about nature from Grandma

Take your grandchildren birdwatching and you will be giving them a lifetime ticket to the theater of nature.

Create memories by walking through the woods, parks or your backyard with your grandchildren and taking the time to marvel at all the beautiful birds and flowers etc.
One of my earliest memories is of walking through the forest with my grandmother.

Start a beautiful Bird experience for your Grandchildren by visiting here:

Birding with Grandma

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