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"DORITO" and "FRITO" guinea pigs
Available for adoption at Multnomah County Animal Services ! Dorito, male Peruvian Longhaired guinea pig, 1 yr, 2 lbs here's my Mcas weblink 164290 Dorito is a very active...
3 days ago - Shelter Dogs of Portland
"DORITO" and "FRITO" guinea pigs
Available for adoption at Multnomah County Animal Services ! Dorito, male Peruvian Longhaired guinea pig, 1 yr, 2 lbs here's my Mcas weblink 164290 Dorito is a very active...
9 days ago - Shelter Dogs of Portland
Come see us at the Cat Show!
Freya & I have been invited to be special guests of the Cat Fanciers' Federation Cat Show in Auburn, MA! Details below. Hope to see you all this weekend! Cat Fanciers'...
One year ago - Kitten Associates
Meet the Birman
The ideal Birman is a large, long stocky cat. It has long, silky hair, not as thick as the Persian, and does not mat. The color of the coat is light, preferably with a golden...
One year ago - Cat Fanciers' Association
Meet the Abyssinian
Although the Abyssinian is one of the oldest known breeds, there continues to be speculation and controversy concerning its history. In appearance, Abyssinians resemble the...
2 years ago
Come see us at the Cat Show!
Freya & I have been invited to be special guests of the Cat Fanciers' Federation Cat Show in Auburn, MA! Details below. Hope to see you all this weekend! Cat Fanciers'...
2 years ago
Looking for an Exotically Beautiful Cat? Check
The Cat Breed of the Week will be a weekly feature on About.com, starting in April, 2015. It is my pleasure to introduce you to the lithe, lively, and lovely Abyssinian cat...
2 years ago
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Guide to Long Distance Binoculars
Guide to choosing the best high powered long distance binoculars to be used for land based observation. Most high lower bins are usually designed with astronomy in mind...
Best Birding Binocular 2016/2017
During the year many, many binoculars arrive on my desk for testing and review. So at times even I can find it a little overwhelming as to which is best. This every year I...
BirdWatching Binoculars 101
If you are new to birding, choosing your first pair of binoculars can seem a little daunting, but it needn't be. This guide takes you thought where to start and all the...
The Raven: Nesting in Philadelphia for the First Time?
Few birds are more intriguing than the Common Raven. Big, broad, and wholly black, the wedge-tailed raven is impressive, at times imposing, and always fascinating. Common Raven...
Symptoms to Watch for in Your Dog: Seizures/Convulsions
Watching your dog having a seizure is a scary thing. I remember how helpless I felt when Roxy had her first seizure , She had a full-blown one; she was unresponsive, laying on...
Return of the Aramides
These rails were featured in a 10,000 Birds post a few weeks ago. The Slaty-breasted Wood-Rail , Aramides saracura , was seen as the light was fading over the Botanical Gardens...
Roxborough Raven
By Scott McConnell On the afternoon of April 18, 2015 I found a Common Raven perched and calling on one of the radio towers in Roxborough, just east of the Domino Lane/Fowler...
DVOCers at Gyrfalcon in NY
Pictures by Linda Widdop
Tinicum's Most Famous Bird, 35 years Later
By Gregg Gorton January 27, 2015 When Johnny Miller left his house the morning of October 19, 1979 to conduct his weekly shorebird census at “Tinicum,” a birdy patch of...
A Short Visit to Conowingo Dam on 12/27/14
Here are a few shots from Conowingo Dam in Maryland.
Chimney Swift Challenge 2014 - We have a winner!
Now that fall is over and winter is here, and barring some unprecedented event, it seems safe to say that the last Chimney Swift of 2014 has been sighted in Philadelphia. I've...
Tuckerton Sparrows
The trip description on the DVOC website begins, "This trip is Tony Croasdale and Steve Kacir's attempt to recreate the magic of Frank Windfelder's legendary field trips to see...
Departures: The Chimney Swift for one
Ever seen a perched Chimney Swift? Probably not. Do you know what an "FOY" is? What about an "FOS"? Birders keeping track of their bird list for the year often refer to these...