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- Sep 9, 2026
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THE GREAT OUTDOORS: Sad signs of summer’s end (opens the original)
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It is that time of the year when Mother Nature starts making changes. The first thing I noticed was the number of hummingbirds is dropping. Many have already started their tour south for the winter. I think the ones left are this yearâs young and those passing through. I say this because some of the ones left are not using the normal perches my regular guys do and the fact that some of them seem to be new around the feeders, often searching around the feeders like they are not sure where to fi
THE GREAT OUTDOORS: Too many geese (opens the original)
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Sometimes good ideas eventually go bad. Back in the 1930s and 1940s there were no year-round geese in Western New York. The only geese we had were the Canadian geese migrating through in the fall and a few private captive flocks. Then the great idea came up to catch some of the migrating geese in the spring and clip their wing feathers so they had to remain here during the summer. The theory was that they and their young would become attached to this area and remain here and then reproduce here
THE GREAT OUTDOORS: Monarch butterflies on the move (opens the original)
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This is the time of the year when monarch butterflies attack our flowers for the nectar they provide. This helps pollinate our flowers and also helps the butterfly on its migration south. I always get excited about photographing these guys as they are a beauty to behold and a challenge to capture with the camera with their erratic flights. This last week I noticed a lot of monarchs actively around various flower plots, and so those cute foxes I was playing with were abandoned for the monarchs. I
THE GREAT OUTDOORS: Those red fox kits are so cute! (opens the original)
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First I want to thank all those who contacted me about the absence of this column. There were some health issues along with a few other problems but hopefully those are all in the past. During the period of disappearance of this column, my addiction to nature photography continued, with Mother Nature giving me many great opportunities. The most recent was the discovery of three almost full-grown red fox kits that were still hanging out together. Most of my photographing of these young creatures
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