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I am posting photos of Bar-tailed Godwits getting ready to migrate.
got a Fudge Duck and a Golden Plover, both rare birds here in the Alps
One of my favorite yardbirds,the Carolina Chickadee.
A Golden Eagle flying!
I have a female Anna’s Hummingbird gathering nesting material
A pictorial on the Birds of Summer.
I posted gulls on ice
I have posted Lesser Sand Plover and other mixed shorebirds
Song sparrows have arrived in Chicagoland. This one was in full Spring dress and very cooperative. Lots of beauty in a “little brown job.”
Song Sparrows have arrived in Chicagoland . This one was in full Spring plumage and also very cooperative!
I’ve got various birds at the Abita Springs Flatwoods Preserve this time around.
Sending a Cheers from Sharm el Sheikh with the first Black winged Stilt of the season.
I love migration time
Today there yellowhammers, Reed Bunting, Chaffinch and Brown Hare
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Little Owl and Collared Dove today, plus others.
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