Birding

We love to travel to find new birds and participate in a lot of bird counts. We also created a Guide to Birding Field Guides and host a collection of over 300 birding links from all over the globe.

Conservation

While our main focus continues to be birds, we are working to promote other areas of conservation. Conserving land not only benefits wildlife, but is hugely beneficial to people as well.

Outdoors

We love all sorts of outdoor activities, especially hiking and spend a lot of time outside with dogs and horses. We are working to produce more articles on all sorts of outdoor fun!

Photography

Every week we bring you Bird Photography Weekly. We periodically talk about our adventures in digiscoping. Feel free to browse our photo lifelist.

Article in: Photography

Who am I?

Often I go birding and try to photograph birds that are singing. I come home, the pictures sit on my camera’s memory card for a week and then I upload the pics. They are all marked P#######. So I try to put a name on the bird and sometimes confusion arises.

Do you know what bird this is?

Addendum: Photos taken in May

← Previous Next →

3 Comments or Trackbacks ↓ Jump to add comment ↓

Dorothy says:

It certainly looks like a Wood Thrush, but in Illinois at this time of year, I believe that would be unusual. No?

Posted on: January 26, 2007 @ 2:57 pm
Birdfreak says:

Dorothy – Sorry for the confusion; this picture was taken back in May… I have been trying to get my pictures up on Flickr and want to make sure their names are accurate.

That certainly would be odd this time of year, but I did find a Hermit Thrush on our CBC. I thought that was a bit weird.

Posted on: January 26, 2007 @ 3:49 pm
Nuthatch says:

Definitely Wood Thrush.

Posted on: January 26, 2007 @ 8:04 pm