Monthly Archives: March 2014

The Sweet Sound of Springtime Birdsong

Posted on March 14, 2014 by Bob

(note the following was published after the severe desert winter of 2010/2011)   After the cheerless chill of an especially harsh winter, and the depressing sight of moribund palms and citrus, it’s nice to hear our birds singing again.  We … Continue reading →

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SaddleBrooke’s Spring Switch in Lineup of Birds

Posted on March 3, 2014 by Bob

Baseball spring training tests player skill, compatibility, interaction and adaptability, ultimately producing a lineup that hopefully succeeds until fall.  Similarly, Mother Nature has been managing the spring lineup of birds for eons, long before Abner Doubleday (or whoever) dreamed up … Continue reading →

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