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G Dan Mitchell

“Snow Geese in Formation” — A group of snow geese in flight and lined up vertically.

Most of these migratory birds will likely have departed from their winter homes in Central California by the time you see this photograph. They arrive in the fall, overwinter, and then depart some time in early March. Back in the pandemic year of 2020 I visited one of the places where I photograph them about one week into March, and they were still there. I went back one week later, and they had all departed. The place seemed awfully lonely!…continues: gdanmitchell.com/2025/03/14/sn

#wildlife#migratory#birds
G Dan Mitchell

“The Fly-In” — Thousands of migratory geese arrive in the wetlands at sunset.

A day spent photographing migratory geese and other birds often includes a lot of “slow time” when little is happening. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing — sometimes the quiet and stillness is enough by itself. But around sunrise and sunset there is often a of activity as large flocks of birds take to the air and head to nighttime locations. If you are where they arrive, it is the “fly-in.” When they depart, we refer to the “fly-out.”…continues: gdanmitchell.com/2025/03/12/th

#migratory#wildlife#birds
G Dan Mitchell

“Sandhill Crane Flying Low” — A lesser sandhill crane flies low above a Central Valley field.

I had been trying to find the right time to head to California’s Central Valley to photograph migratory birds again. I was last there around New Year’s Day, but since then various things have kept me away — mostly that the times I ‘ve been free were the times when my favorite foggy conditions were not in place. I finally gave up on waiting and went on a sunny day. After all, many of the migratory birds will only be there for a few more weeks!…continues: gdanmitchell.com/2025/03/01/sa

#wildlife #birds #sandhillcrane #centralvalley #migratory, #nature #photography

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Brian Banks Ⓥ

I've been busy digging up work since opting to do freelance feature writing full-time. It's a grind but I'm enjoying it. Here's my latest published piece: "Of #bats and blades," in ON Nature magazine. Expect more attacks on #wind turbines with Trump in office. Truth is, we need them. My piece explores why turbines take a big toll on three #migratory bat species and what can be done to stop it. Focus is on Ontario, but topic relevant across North America. catalog.ontarionature.org/wint [digital PDF]

Fanua 🌐

Masayoshi Fujita - Migratory Stories (Part 1)

Masayoshi Fujita - #Migratory

“These ideas and images were inspired by my experiences living abroad and returning to my homeland. As well as by the artists featured on this album who also somehow traveled or lived in other countries across the boundaries, and being influenced by the music of other lands but at the same time somehow led to their roots.”

⁨#MasayoshiFujita⁩ ⁨#Music⁩ ⁨#Japan⁩

youtube.com/watch?v=FfxNMaXvF5

YouTubeMasayoshi Fujita - Migratory Stories (Part 1)By Masayoshi Fujita
Fanua 🌐

Masayoshi Fujita Embraces Melodic Calm on 'Migratory'

The first album he made in his homeland is titled Bird Ambience (2021). He now returns with Migratory, inspired by an image of migratory birds hearing music from the land underneath.

“These ideas and images were inspired by my experiences living abroad and returning to my homeland,” explains Fujita.

#MasayoshiFujita #Migratory #Music #Japan

popmatters.com/masayoshi-fujit

PopMattersMasayoshi Fujita Embraces Melodic Calm on 'Migratory'Japanese multi-instrumentalist and composer Masayoshi Fujita weaves mallet percussion and synths together for an arresting experience on 'Migratory'.
IngloriousBustards

Fabulous days amongst the flow of #Migratory #Raptors #Storks for guests from Naturetrek Wildlife Holidays AND connecting with all 5 species of #Swift - Alpine, Pallid, Common, Little and today 3 White-rumped #Swifts ! ☺️

Plus vagrant adult Rüppell’s Vulture, Rufous-tailed Scrub Robins in-the-face ! Gull-billed Terns and Slender-billed Gulls hawking overhead, colourful Eurasian Golden #Orioles and migrating European Bee-eaters and feisty White-headed Ducks and at the nest Isabelline #Warblers!

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