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I am posting photos of Ruddy Turnstones this week.
I’ve got one of my all time favorite birds, the Ruby-crowned Kinglet. They are just so full of energy!
My entry is Snow geese. A lot of them.
My Juncos have returned!!
I am posting a Figbird this time.
I have a silhouetted American robin for my post this week.
Some pics of a cuckoo shrike swooping a kookaburra .
A Cackling Goose in Queens is what we from 10,000 Birds have for this week.
…have a Cooper’s Hawk outside my kitchen window.
This week I am posting one of my favorite photos from Texas – a Neotropic Cormorant in early morning light. (Little more artsy than my usual stuff)
My new bird for this week – Fire-tufted Barbet
This week, some flamingoes flying.