Bird Photography Weekly #15 had 17 species submitted bringing the total number for 15 weeks to: 172 species!! Of these there were 35 species represented in more than one week.
Last Week’s list:
- Lapwing
- White-tailed Kite
- Sooty Oystercatcher
- Tufted Titmouse
- Snowy Egret
- Purple Gallinule
- Great Egret
- Mourning Dove
- Northern Shoveler
- Bobolink
- Whooping Crane
- American Kestrel
- Common Goldeneye
- European Starling
- White Stork
- Belted Kingfisher
- Lapland Longspur
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This week its a non UK bird from me. Check out the Crested Screamer.
Hi Everyone,
This week I am featuring a Brown Pelican from Alameda, CA. Good Birding to All.
Mine is up too. I’ve got a contemplative Steller’s Jay.
My first submission. Scarlet Macaws taken at the Tombopata Clay lick two weeks ago in Madre de Dios, Peru.
This week I am posting a pic of a Blue-grey Gnatcatcher that was bathing itself in dew that had collected on leaves overnight.
I’ve added Hamerkop, seen in the Gambia.
I am posting a little chipping sparrow with some sort of growth and a video of cedar waxwings…very humble offerings from a non professional …
I’m submitting Anna’s Hummingbirds, my faithful winter friends. Hope they make it! Last week, my Chestnut-backed Chickadees didn’t make the list. I love seeing all these pictures of birds!
Dreaming of being back in Florida where I photographed this Osprey.
My offering this week is the Red-crested Pochard, with both a male and female taken in the same location but never close enough to photograph together. Enjoy!
American Bittern for me this time. We were finally able to see it in full view – not just head and neck among the reeds.
Veery, Thanks for stopping by my blog and commenting on my little home made bird cage. You’ve got a neat blog here! I am going to add it to my favorites and pass it on to my daughter who also loves birds, spotting them, photographing them, etc! And to my friend, Michelle Palmer who paints them! Links to their blogs are on my blog.
Stop by again sometime!
Diane
Great species count! I’m joining in with the golden-crowned kinglet, a new species for me!
I went with an Eastern Screech-Owl that’s been cooperating on the local CBC for several years now (picture’s from last year, but he was out in an identical pose yesterday).
Dark-eyed Junco ‘Oregon’ race from me!
I’ve got Juncos up as well. I guess Red and I are on the same wave-length.
We added a Mexican Jay from a trip a few years back to southeast Arizona. Would love to be there now with all the cold and snow we have
Thanks for all the wonderful submissions!! Keep em coming!!
I’m finally adding a shot – a Cooper’s Hawk that visited my yard during last week’s ice storms. I look forward to participating!
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