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We were hearing this tiny one singing its wonderful serenade while riding up the Dark Side chair. Photo taken two weeks ago out back of our home. Winter Wren.

Ospreys have returned.

2 heels up again today, they pushed alot of snow around to bridge the patches. No walking required anywhere we skied today.

I ran into a couple of guys hunting coyotes in Washington County while I was out there doing bird photography from the truck. They ran dogs with radio transmitters collars and they had GPS units in their trucks. They were shooting right out of there trucks. Last I talked to them they had got 25...

Bald Eagles always look pissed off.

Coyotes like running deer.

I give today two heels up.

The toms sure are something to see when they get to strutting.

Camp CanonPowershot ,I had the SX60 for a while til I moved up to DSLR , Nikon Coolpix gets good props also.

A fellow bird photographer suggested I contact them. She knew they were in Vermont on a trapping and equipping with transmitters. I contacted them and through the device confirmed it was a young adult male they had captured. I also got another shot of the same bird again. The Rough-legged Hawk...

This dark morph Rough-legged Hawk was caught and outfitted with a satellite transmitter in Addison County Vermont by a research group, Rough-legged Hawk Project. Two weeks later I captured this shot of it in the Washington County Grasslands.

Caught this Great Horned Owl in the woods out behind the house the other afternoon.

Took a walk down to the Brook behind the house and got a Woodie

This juvenile Red-tailed Hawk will be all over those Chipmunks.

Some jerk parked so close to me I couldn't even open my door far enough to put my boot bag in my truck. He was even still in his fancy suv, waved and smiled to me.

Snowy Owl launches off a fence post Thursday morning after the new snow in the Washington County Grasslands.

The fierce look of the Cooper's Hawk scoping out the bird feeder gives new meaning to the bird feeder.

Just making sure I wasn't throwing good money at bad money. I have been in my 401k for nearly 40 years, always just let it ride.

This years -8.37 rate of return has me wondering if I am just throwing that money away and could it be used in a positive way.

Any thoughts on stopping 401k/IRA payroll contributions while the market slides downhill, not touching balance of account, and using that money towards paying down mortage as a better use of funds.