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Celebrating World House Sparrow Day.
Eagle Owl in flight!
We at 10,000 Birds have Phalacrocorax auritus. Which just feels fancier than saying Double-crested Cormorant.
Digiscoped Goosander (Common Merganser) photos of male and female
Both Barn Owl and Little Owl plus Oystercatcher and Grey Heron
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Green-winged Teal for me. Haven’t singled things out for BPW lately but I’ve posted most of my Texas report with a good number of photos.
…an American Bald Eagle on a nest in Florida (with two juveniles).
Crested Tern, Double-banded Plover,Ruddy Turnstone & Red-necked Stint while on Straddie.
I have Bushtits building a nest this week
Ack…I’m falling behind again! Ironically we’re getting all kinds of non-regular birds in my yard these days, too (but photographing them has been proving difficult!) I’ll try to get something up soon.
Wheatear, Merlin and a pair off Little Owls today
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Okay…I got some shots of our local (yard) birds up!
Chiffchaffs have returned from Africa and are calling from their high treetop perches.
Greenshank, Spotted Redhank and Redshank plus Kestrel
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