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I have a gorgeous pair of Ash-throated Flycatchers this week. I really love these birds, from their call to their fluid, fly-catching maneuvers. Have a great birding week everyone!
This week from meAbbot’s Babbler
I am posting photos of a Spangled Drongo
I have some visiting tree swallows this week. Happy BPW everyone!
I’m bringing you a handsome pileated woodpecker with an angelic face!
Fish Crow from 10,000 Birds…happy May!
Celebrating return to Illinois from Florida with Bay-breasted Warbler in Kane County, IL
This week I’ve got a shot from this past weekend, an American Woodcock – the answer to a previous “quiz bird” post.
After missing a few weeks of BPW, I’ve got a pair of Green Herons from Brazos Bend State Park to offer for this installment. Enjoy!
My entry this week is a Wood Thrush from Central Park this past week. (I’m temporarily using Flickr as I update my photo site)
Long-eared Owl Babies for me this week. I can’t find the list above, so here’s the link to mine:
http://ornithographer.blogspot.com/2009/05/as-i-have-mentioned-in-my-previous-blog.html
I have posted a backyard Rose-breasted Grosbeak.
Backyard birds.
I posted some photos of a California Quail trying to call in a mate.
Glad to see you are back up!!! I posted a B&W Warbler that is cute as the dickens.
I posted some photos of Pine Siskins
First time user, found it through Klaus’s site. I posted a common house sparrow for my first entry. Looking forward to coming back and doing it more, maybe on the right day next time.
Brad – quite all right