
We had a wonderful time introducing our friends Beth and
James Aponovich to birding. They picked it up very quickly. As artists they have great instinctive skills that aided in their birding — the ability to judge relative size and shape and appreciation for striking visual moments.

James liked the way that the yellow eyes of sleeping White Pelicans peek above a mountain of white feathers.

Beth enjoyed watching bird behavior and the delicate plumes of Snowy Egrets.


They had fun checking off the birds they saw (over 53 species in a few days) on their checklists, most of them
"Life birds" for them.
By introducing people to birding you hope to ignite a spark that will lead them to a deeper interest and appreciation of the beauty of birds.
Share birding with someome you know.
All photos © Lillian Stokes, 2006
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