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Sound on! 🔉 With a cacophony of honking and a furious rush of wings, the first “snows” of spring lift off from fields in Harney County. 🎥 of snow and Ross’s geese by Peter Pearsall #snowgeese #rosssgeese #highdesert #oregondesert #friendsofmalheur
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“The meadowlark is a singer of a higher order, deserving to rank with the best. Its song has length, variety, power and rich melody; and there is sometimes a cadence of wild sadness, inexpressibly touching…Yet I cannot say that song would appeal to others as it appeals to me, for to me it comes forever laden with a hundred memories and associations; with the sight of dim hills reddening in the dawn, with the breath of cool morning winds blowing across lonely plains, with the scent of flowers on the sunlit prairie, with the motion of fiery horses, with all the strong thrill of eager and buoyant life. I doubt if any man can judge dispassionately the bird songs of his own country; he cannot dissociate them from the sights and sounds of the land that is so dear to him.” -Theodore Roosevelt, writing from North Dakota in 1893 📸 of singing male Western meadowlark by Peter Pearsall #meadowlark #westernmeadowlark #highdesert #oregondesert #friendsofmalheur
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