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I have some photos of Battle Creek Wildlife Area this week.
Am game with some Cormorants on the golf course this week
I posted photos of a male Wood Duck.
Since I posted pics of King Eider last week, I thought it was only appropriate to post pics of it’s more common (for us in New England) cousin this week
I posted a Cattle Egret flying.
A trio: Bar-tailed Godwit, white-tailed Kites and Lewis’ Woodpecker
I am posting photos of a very young Brush-turkey
I have posted a photo and video of Little Corella this week.
Had a good trip up at Awana, Genting for submontane birds species. Landed on some pretty “ok” shots. Thanks for visiting.
Lawn ornaments: three Wood Storks landed in my back yard!
This red coloured Scarlet-Rumped Trogon for my late entry this week.
I was lucky this summer to watch a pair of WESTERN KINGBIRDS raising their four chicks in a nest on a utility pole i walked by every evening and watched them as they eventuialy fledged and left the nest but knowing of these birds theyll return next year