Concord Township Critters
Concord Township, Delaware County, Ohio
Jeff Maass
Updated: 5 September 2008
The following are photos taken in Concord Township, Delaware County, Ohio and the surrounding area during 2007-2008.
My abode, Moose Acres, is in a semi-rural area North of Dublin Ohio, and has two acres of lawn with large established trees. 1/3-acre is maintained as a "grasslands', with no mowing. There is a large deciduous wooded area across the street, and a smaller evergreen wooded area behind the property. The neighborhood is mixed rural/suburban. Also within Concord Township is the Twin Lakes Wildlife Reserve, a part of O'Shaughnessy Metro Park. A few miles away to the Southwest is Glacier Ridge Metro Park.
Most of these photos were taken with a Nikon D80 digital SLR with the Nikkor 70-300 VR zoom lens. In 2008, I have added a pair of Nikon D300 digital SLRs, and some new lenses: Nikon 200-400mm f4 VR Zoom, 70-200mm f2.8 VR Zoom, 105mm f2.8 VR Macro, and TC-14EII and TC-17EII teleconverters.
Click on any of these thumbnails to see a slideshow of other photos of that type of critter.
CURACAO CRITTERS:
For a page showing the birds and other critters photographed on the island
of Curacao in the Netherlands Antilles during my November/December 2007, see my
"Curacao Critters" page.
Copyright (c) 2008 Jeffrey A. Maass
All Rights Reserved.
Latest Additions
Critter | Added |
* Common Nighthawk | 9/5/08 |
* Double-crested Cormorant | 9/4/08 |
Green Heron | 9/4/08 |
* Chimney Swift | 9/3/08 |
* Semipalmated Plover | 9/2/08 |
* Marbled Godwit | 9/2/08 |
Solitary Sandpiper | 9/2/08 |
* Virginia Rail | 8/24/08 |
* Least Sandpiper | 8/27/08 |
* = Newly Added Critter
To date, a total of 73 different species of birds have been photographed/identified, and are represented here. A total of ten non-domestic mammals have been photographed and identified. The following birds have been seen, but have not yet been photographed: Pileated Woodpecker, Indigo Bunting. All birds and mammals on these pages were found/photographed in the wild (no captive zoo or wildlife center residents).
Copyright (c) 2008 Jeffrey A. Maass
All Rights Reserved.