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I’ve posted a Peaceful Dove
I’ve got a long tailed duck flying this week.
Entering with my funny pine siskins.
I have a little Carolina Wren this week.
I have pictures of two birds this week: a Carolina Chickadee and a Pileated Woodpecker (from my Friday afternoon post). Enjoy!
A Yellow-bellied Sapsucker taking a sunshine break in Brooklyn is 10,000 Birds’ contribution this week.
This week from me is a Eurasian Jay Caching acorns .
This weekend I was lucky enough to see a Northern Hawk Owl so I have to use one of those pics for my contribution.
I saw a spoonbill this week, my first of the year. Actually there were two of them.
We enjoyed a gorgeous weekend in the Sacramento Valley and got some nice photos including this Snowy Egret.
I’m contributing a Cinnamon Teal this week.
Back from Texas and starting with the least colorful bird of the trip, Clay-colored Thrush (Robin) while I work on a full report.
A new backyard bird at our house, the red-bellied woodpecker.
Our very common backyard feeder… the Lesser Goldfinch.
Another Scoter for me. This time a White-winged.
I have an Australian native Brolga, Fourth largest bir od our continent.
Looking forward to my Texas trip in Feb, I give you a Brown Pelican.
I’m submitting a few photos of sandhill cranes from Bosque del Apache.
I have posted a Red-wattled lapwing.
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I have posted a Crested Pigeon with Rainbow Lorikeets.
I have posted a photo of a pair of Bald Eagles that have built a nest in our suburban South Florida neighborhood. They are peering down at their four day old chick, which hatched on January 18th. This is the first active nest in our county, and it is only 200 feet from a busy boulevard. We are presently dealing with the threat of possible excavation to be carried out on their side of the shoulder of the road, and seeking to have it delayed or modified to cause less disturbance while the eaglets are still in the nest.
had a red-tailed hawk this week
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