Well, I haven't been birding much lately, as you may have noticed by my lack of blog posts, but today I went out to Sea and Sage to poke around. Much to my suprise, I arrived at the tail end of Sea and Sage's Annual Pancake Breakfast. I was able to say hello to Kimball Garret who was there as the speaker, selling signed copies of a new field guide he co-wrote. It was very warm out at the ponds, and there was a decent amount of bird life out there, including American Pipits and White-crowned Sparrows both of whom signal the changing season here, quite a few Common Moorhen, a Coopers Hawk and a Northern Harrier.
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