Jordan Lake Dam, Haw River, Thursday, October 22, 2020. Well, this morning things were pretty calm with birds chirping here and there… And then, the bald eagles decided to chatter. When I turned to look that direction, I actually caught one of the bald eagles flying out of the tree where there were still two perched. The little iPhone did it’s best to catch that activity that far away. Enjoy the eagle chatter! Take care, be safe.
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CategoryDoc Ellen’s Natural Minute 10/21/2020
Jordan Lake Dam, Haw River, Wednesday, October 21, 2020. Lake level is at 216.50 feet. In this morning’s natural minute I don’t know what we had more of: fog or noisy river or great blue herons! Take care be safe.
Doc Ellen’s Evening Note 10/20/2020
Eaglet Brooch
I am Two!
Pine Warbler and Monarch Butterfly
Jordan Lake, Haw River: Now that you have seen the pine warbler … look for his sleeping neighbor. Ah. The monarch butterfly sleeps under leaves or below branches where it is protected from predators and where it is somewhat warmer. You can see that the pine warbler is puffed up against this morning’s cold. The monarch hadn’t yet gotten enough sun warmth to be on the move. I don’t think the bird saw the butterfly and I doubt if the butterfly had yet sensed the bird. The bird moved on to feed and about 30 minutes later the monarch warmed up had headed for the butterfly bush to gather nectar.





