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Eastern Towhee photographed by young birder Dakota
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I am posting photos of a Mangrove Gerygone.
White-cheeked Honeyeater for this post.
I discovered some Violet-green Swallows getting ready to fledge.
I’m sharing a pelagic cormorant. The photo’s a little fuzzy, but I was amused I’d had a lifer for 5 years and hadn’t counted it.
A Mulberry tree is in fruit behind my apartment—all sorts of young birds are in it looking for food, including this young American Robin.
I’ve got our lifer Cliff Swallows we saw on a road trip last month.
Awesome towhee! We had a pair (with a fledgling,) last year, but Hurricane Gustav was the end of that. I was delighted to see a male again just the other day!
I have some very friendly Tree Swallows to share.
Posting Ruby-throated hummingbirds and the marvel of banding.
Three stages of Song Sparrows – in the nest, fledgling and adult.
A Yellow-breasted Chat and a gorgeous Redhead for me this week.
Another bird from my recent Colorado trip: Clark’s Nutcracker. Enjoy!
I’ve shared a sighting of a pair of pileated woodpeckers.
This week entry Crested Serpent-Eagle (Spilornis cheela)
This week I’ve got a few photos of RTP’s spark bird – Northern Flicker.
I saw a bird while I was at tennis the other day, and managed to get a pretty good photo. I think it was called a Butcher Bird. I live in Australia, and have just come across this blog, and don’t know whether I am allowed to contribute here?
Annie – all bird photographers from the world over are more than welcome to contribute… thank you for visiting and please come back often!!