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I am game with a European Roller this week
I am posting Whistling Kite & Sharp-tailed Sandpiper this time.
An amazingly cooperative Ovenbird from 10,000 Birds this week.
My lifer this week a pair of Large Niltava, and the use of controversial bird sound playback.
Another scrub turkey at Wrenaissance.
PS Corey’s ovenbird photos are super! Be sure to take a look.
My contribution this time is of Scarlet minivets. Its a must see! what colours on these birds!
I am posting Australian Wood Ducks
…an American Bald Eagle study…
I have a very important post on some Burrowing Owls in trouble. Please check it out and share with your readers.
Wrentit this time
I have some local Canada Geese on my post from Sunday. Last week I also posted about a Cackling Goose I found.