Bird Photography Weekly #9

by The Birdfreak Team on October 27, 2008 · 20 comments

in Bird Photography Weekly


Bird Photography Weekly #8 is in the bank! We only netted 10 species this time around but it was still loads of fun! Please join in again this week!!

The list:

  1. Osprey x2 first time we had a double!!
  2. Pileated Woodpecker
  3. Yellow-tailed Thornbill
  4. Carolina Wren
  5. Ruby-crowned Kinglet
  6. Eastern Bluebird
  7. Little Grebe
  8. White Ibis
  9. Whooping Crane
  10. White-crowned Sparrow

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Klaus 10.27.08 at 6:53 am

I’m on board with a Black and white Warbler today!
Hope we get some more this week! :)

Cheers, Klaus

Corey 10.27.08 at 7:22 am

From 10,000 Birds this week is a Hooded Merganser in the U.K.!

Arija 10.27.08 at 7:29 am

I’in with a White-faced Heron from Australia, like Klaus, I too hope we get more participants this week.

Arija 10.27.08 at 7:30 am

I’m in with a White-faced Heron from Australia, like Klaus, I too hope we get more participants this week.

Christopher 10.27.08 at 8:36 am

In light of the Saw-whet Owl banding demo that I attended (and blogged about) on Friday, I am in this week with a pic of a Saw-whet that we found hanging out in the low branches of a tree (only about 24″ from the ground) on our annul Owl Prowl a few years ago.

Kyle 10.27.08 at 9:37 am

Wonderful submissions already, hopefully we’ll get even more. I’ve added a couple of Great Egrets (Common Egrets? American Egrets? I’ve heard all three labels, which is correct?) for this week.

Thanks for hosting this great weekly meme, Birdfreak!

~Kyle

Matt Bango 10.27.08 at 9:43 am

My contribution this week is a Male Northern Shoveler. I took this photo yesterday (10/27/2008) in Central Park, NYC.

Sparverius 10.27.08 at 9:51 am

I posted my submission for last week on the wrong week, so it didn’t get counted. Ah well. This time I think I have it right, and am joining in with a Lazuli Bunting that hit my window earlier in the year.

mick 10.27.08 at 3:43 pm

I have posted photos of a Whistling Kite

The Zen Birdfeeder 10.27.08 at 6:22 pm

Didn’t find ya last week. Dark-eyed Juncos are really numerous right now so sending some your way.

Melissa 10.27.08 at 6:59 pm

Great picture I snapped of a Canada goose while we were feeding them at a nearby lake. Not an uncommon bird, but still photogenic.

Vickie Henderson 10.28.08 at 6:16 am

I am back with the whooping crane again! I love these birds. Check out the juvenile’s beautiful plumage.

Michelles Rambling Woods 10.29.08 at 11:48 am

My photos are of a black-capped chickadee with a bill deformity
Black-capped Chickadee with Bill Deformity

Red 10.30.08 at 1:53 am

First timer here :D Cool meme! Mine is a black-headed grosbeak

Melissa 10.31.08 at 12:26 pm

Another one to add to the list - an American Coot. Not the best picture in the world, but I’ve been aggravated long enough trying to get a pic of these shy birds.

The Birdfreak Team 11.02.08 at 9:30 pm

Thanks a million for all those that participated this week! We added a Cedar Waxwing to the mix.

The Birdfreak Team 11.02.08 at 9:32 pm

Kyle - Great Egrets is the “correct” term and we are glad you enjoy this weekly meme!!

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