I swear I saw what appeared to be a Rosefinch in my back yard by my bird feeder. It had all the distinct plumage i saw in a few of the pictures i looked up. It seems though that their geographic range is only around Alaska/Canada? If its not a Rosefinch
Obama: Global oil supply OK to move on sanctions on Iran; pressure on US allies to respond
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Barack Obama said Friday he was plowing ahead with potential sanctions against countries that keep buying oil from Iran, including allies of the United States, in a deepening campaign to starve Iran of money for its disputed nuclear program.
The world oil market is tight but deep enough to keep the squeeze on Iran, Obama ruled.
The sanctions aim to further isolate Iran's central bank, which processes nearly all of the Iran's oil purchases, from the global economy. Obama's move clears the way for the U.S. to penalize foreign financial institutions that do oil business with Iran by barring them from having a U.S.-based affiliate or doing business here.
Obama's goal is to tighten the pressure on Iran, not allies, and already the administration exempted 10 European Union countries and Japan from the threat of sanctions because they cut their oil purchases from Iran. Other nations have about three months to significantly reduce such imports before sanctions would kick in.
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NJ Bird Photos: Birds of New Jersey Info & pictures of common New Jersey birds: the woodpecker, cardinal, king fisher, warbler, robin, tufted titmouse, finch, mallard, cormorant, baby ducks, grebe, goose, cat bird, sapsucker, northern flicker,... Cormorant, the Kestrel, the Goldfinch- The State Bird of New Jersey, the Red-bellied Woodpecker, the Mute Swan, a Baby Blue Jay, the Great Egret,....
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Birds of New Jersey Field Guide - Organized by color - State-specific range map - Flight, juvenile and morph insets - Stan's Notes include "gee-whiz" facts - Full page photos with corresponding full-page descriptions - Contains state-specific species Our state-by-state ... |
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The Birds of New Jersey, Status and Distribution One feature of this book that sets it apart from other publications about the birds of New Jersey is the 200 color photographs that depict almost half of the species that have occurred in the state. For the photographs ... |
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Bird-lore A list of papers presented and of photographs exhibited is appended. PROGRAM Tuesday Morn1ng, November 8, 10 o'clock: (1) Observations on Some Water-Birds of the New Jersey Coast. Illustrated by lantern-slides. (15 min.) ... |
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Encyclopedia of New Jersey Today, New Jersey has sixty-three species of mosquitoes, the most recent introduced through the used tire trade from Asia. This number may justify Atlantic City T-shirts picturing the mosquito as the state bird. Similar claims, however ... |
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New Jersey Birds and Beyond Join photographer Susan Puder as she takes an intimate look at the resident and visiting bird species that inhabit the shores, fields, and forests of New Jersey. |
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In the Garden: Gardens for pollinators Some plants to consider for a pollinator garden include: milkweed, goldenrod, aster, sorrel, native grasses, gayfeather, coneflower, yarrow, leadplant, New Jersey tea, Monarda, Rudbeckia, Joe-Pye weed, ironweed, pasque flower, salvias, sedum, |
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Two new books to help your summer bird-watching Birds are grouped by taxonomy and listed by species, each with a handy distribution map and many accompanied by an informative color photo. If you do a lot of bird-watching in New Jersey, you'll recognize many of the photographers and birders who are |
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The Jewish bail bondsman legislator from South Dakota He recalled taking Cohen, who hails from New Jersey, on one such hunt. “Bill says he doesn't like to shoot animals, so I say, just shoot from the hip,” he said. “He gets out there, and knocks a bird straight out of the sky, first try!” |
Webcam used by Duke Farms in Hillsborough allows unique access to bald eagles
Over the past decade in New Jersey, cameras have been set up by groups such as Duke Farms and the state Department of Environmental Protection. At Duke Farms, a camera set 110 feet high in a sycamore tree next to the nest watches the eagles around the
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RECAP: The Real Housewives of New Jersey – Season 3, Episode 3 Hoboken-based comedienne (and lifelong North Jersey Italian woman) Eileen Budd is back with another great recap for hudsonreporter.com, Hudson County, New Jersey's weekly newspaper group. Comment or contact Eileen below! All right, it's only the third |