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Posting a series on Changeable Hawk Eagle
I am posting photos of a Noisy Friarbird
I have a Black-shouldered Kite on a teeny tiny branch, and my brother’s first Doublebanded Courser – digiscoped!
oh, and a flightless White Lion-bird. Well, it is not really a bird at all, but how can I enter it in to BPW when it has four paws?
Dale
Cute Galah pics!
I posted a video of Baltimore Orioles in my Parents backyard.
Birding by Butt – urban birding in Oklahoma City via kayak turns up one poignant Great Egret. Hoping this will break my month long nonblogging spell.
I thought I should also post photos of the Orioles…
I have lovely Tri-colored Herons and an Anhinga from South Carolina!
I have a family of Acorn Woodpeckers visiting my feeders!
My favorite bird – Gold-whiskered Barbet
I posted a flock of Glossy Ibis, in Tejo estuary (Portugal)
I posted a few photos of birds in the Ash Creek Wildlife Area, Lassen Co., CA. One deer shot got in there too.
Beautiful Indigo Bunting
I have posted some photos of a Striated Thornbill.
This week I am posting a few photos of a Gray JAy I took while in Maine last week.
I have pelicans, gulls and terns for this week
I posted a Raven from our trip to Sequoia!
Steller’s Jay for me this week
Cedar Waxwings collecting nest material in my blog this week.
Shhh…don’t tell anyone I actually posted a European Starling in Bird Photography Weekly.
Great to see the inline Mr. Linky back in working order!
I’ve got a Steller’s Jay this week from my recent whirlwind trip to Colorado’s Rocky Mountain National Park. Enjoy!
Posting acrobatic barn swallows.
My heart is heavy this morning. I took a Rosebreasted Grosbeak to be euthenized today. It was injured from apparent head trauma. As a wildlife rehabilitator, I see this a lot. Many well meaning bird lovers hang feeders outside windows so they may observe the beauty and activity of birds. The problem with this is that the birds see the reflection of trees and sky in the window and fly toward it, resulting in head on collision with the window. Please, please, please – do not hang feeders in front of windows. If you insist on hanging feeders in front of windows, please do not wash the window and take other measures such as stickers ( lots of them) to reduce the reflection. Thankyou.
WildlifeLady – that is so sad. Completely agree with your points although I have found the stickers to not work as well… better to use netting made for deflecting birds.
I’m a bit late but – we had our 20th yard bird today and we were pretty excited (!) so I had to share.
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