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OUR TOP STORY TONIGHT!
Serious birders—a term preferred over birdwatcher by serious
birders—keep “Life Lists,” noting the time and place they see a new species. Sometimes
they even get a photo to document the moment. And sometimes it is a fairly
common species but one just not easy to find or see, like a diminutive Eastern Screech-owl
because they are most active at night long after serious birders go to bed.
Local naturalist Nick Stahlman recently tallied a new life bird
at Victor Ashe Park. And using what's called the "Stahlman Method" of
taking a photo with his cell phone through one barrel of his binoculars got the
above great photograph of a red phase.
Who needs a $3,000 telephoto lens?
Who needs a $3,000 telephoto lens?
Congratulations, Nick.
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