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Moonfire Film Productions: April 2010

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The official Moonfire Film Production blog. - - - - - - - - - Official website: www.moonfirefilms.com. Monday, April 26, 2010. Last year Carrie was able to locate the natal den with radio telemetry. When we found the pups, they were four weeks old or less- eyes barely open and bright blue. Getting to them was horrendous. Pushing through endless Phragmites. This time, we have a different mode of travel. Ben and I heave our canoe off the roof of my car, and begin to pack our camera equipment into our b...

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Moonfire Film Productions: March 2009

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The official Moonfire Film Production blog. - - - - - - - - - Official website: www.moonfirefilms.com. Thursday, March 26, 2009. Every spring I strain to remember bird songs. But one is clear: a Great crested flycatcher sings somewhere off in the brush. Song sparrows continue to sing, and Peepers are going strong in the nearby pond. I continue on, and the large boot prints turn around. My suspicions are confirmed as the coyote trail continues on to the other end of the trail. . Wednesday, March 25, 2009.

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Moonfire Film Productions: May 2009

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The official Moonfire Film Production blog. - - - - - - - - - Official website: www.moonfirefilms.com. Tuesday, May 19, 2009. Fog is moderately heavy today over the ponds. It creeps back and forth between ridges, and obscures my view from time to time. This makes the sunrise magical. . Somewhere in almost every direction is a bird telling me to drink my tea. And a short distance behind me a tom reminds us all that it is spring. I arrive in darkness, and plop down where I sat two days prior and wait. ...

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Moonfire Film Productions: 13 April 2010

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The official Moonfire Film Production blog. - - - - - - - - - Official website: www.moonfirefilms.com. Wednesday, April 14, 2010. It's mid April and in the coyote world that means one thing: puppy time. Carrie gets the male's signal in the same area a lot of the time, so we decide to try and find the den based on her telemetry data. Follow us on the Friends of the Tom Ridge Center blog at: http:/ www.friendsoftrec.org/community/blog.php? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Moonfire trailers, etc.

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Moonfire Film Productions: June 2010

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The official Moonfire Film Production blog. - - - - - - - - - Official website: www.moonfirefilms.com. Sunday, June 20, 2010. Science documentary film seeks financial support. Over the past two months I have been reviewing and cutting raw footage recorded over the past two years. We've moved forward with our current project by purchasing a 2TB hard drive to dump all of this footage onto, and begin the long, arduous task of cutting, trimming and categorizing each and every clip. I don't really know where ...

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Moonfire Film Productions: May 2010

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The official Moonfire Film Production blog. - - - - - - - - - Official website: www.moonfirefilms.com. Thursday, May 6, 2010. Over a week ago, I received an email from a concerned citizen- the creator of the above Facebook page- about a coyote living in a local cemetery. While it is not unusual for coyotes to live in cities, I've taken a stance on this issue because I truly believe that the reaction is extreme and unwarranted. Dear Erie Times News,. I encourage anyone who fears or does not understand the...

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Moonfire Film Productions: Cemetery Coyote

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The official Moonfire Film Production blog. - - - - - - - - - Official website: www.moonfirefilms.com. Thursday, May 6, 2010. Over a week ago, I received an email from a concerned citizen- the creator of the above Facebook page- about a coyote living in a local cemetery. While it is not unusual for coyotes to live in cities, I've taken a stance on this issue because I truly believe that the reaction is extreme and unwarranted. Dear Erie Times News,. I encourage anyone who fears or does not understand the...

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Presque Isle Naturally: 6/7/09 - 6/14/09

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Sunday, June 7, 2009. How cool looking is this bird! I shot this stunner along Dead Pond Trail. On Saturday, June 6 th. S/He was pretty cooperative, allowing me to take several (100) shots from different angles:). I've always liked the brown thrasher but they tend to be pretty inconspicuous, hanging out in the underbrush scratching up leaves and debris in search of lunch. I was happy for the opportunity to get great looks at this beauty and share some of my luck with you! Links to this post. Birds of Eri...

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Presque Isle Naturally: 4/12/09 - 4/19/09

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Friday, April 17, 2009. Hawk Watch April 18th. Update: yes this is Michele's photo of the Osprey. I don't mean to confuse people. I'm sure some will be spotted on Saturday also. posted by Toni. Just a reminder that tomorrow Saturday, April 18th is the 5th Annual Hawk Watch at the Tom Ridge Environmental Center (TREC) from 9am to 1pm. I'll be there after my birding class around 11:30 and tomorrows weather looks promising. I would love to meet you and join in the experience of counting hawks. In remembranc...

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Presque Isle Naturally: Brown Thrasher

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Sunday, June 7, 2009. How cool looking is this bird! I shot this stunner along Dead Pond Trail. On Saturday, June 6 th. S/He was pretty cooperative, allowing me to take several (100) shots from different angles:). I've always liked the brown thrasher but they tend to be pretty inconspicuous, hanging out in the underbrush scratching up leaves and debris in search of lunch. I was happy for the opportunity to get great looks at this beauty and share some of my luck with you! June 8, 2009 at 6:15 AM. Bird's ...