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today I have some lovely close-up otter photos. yes, I know that otters are not birds but I live in the hope that Eddie doesn’t mind this slight transgression. Otters are, after all, very cool creatures and almost as cool as birds…
I posted a Montezuma Oropendola seen during my recent trip to Costa Rica.
A Ruby-crowned Kinglet showed me its red crown– I had never before seen one so prominent!
Ruby-crowned Kinglet– I had never before seen such a prominent red crest!
Great Blue Heron
Hey, eddy – how come we don’t see any of your pictures here anymore?
Shelduck, Redshank and Teal plus a video of Whimbrel
I show you a Levant Sparrowhawk this week and ramble about todays experience with Sharm el Sheikhs Touris police, mpf……
😉
…a Red-bellied Woodpecker eating a salamander.
Osprey migration underway in Maine.
A nesting Balicassiao and other montane birds.
Swainson’s Hawk – nesting pair in my neighborhood.
I just started learning how to take photos using a dSLR camera. Pretty fun so far, though aggravating too.
Tawny Frogmouth sitting outside our house.
I am posting two honeyeaters.
I have some baby Oak Titmouse chicks!
This week I am posting some of my photos of a Resplendent Quetzal taken last month in Costa Rica.
Joining in with some digiscoped Sandhill Cranes . . . now that migration is starting to pick up, hopefully I’ll have more time to get some good shots!!
Two starlings tease, challenge & reflect each other against the dying sun.
I’ve got a post scheduled to go up shortly after midnight tonight.
I put a new header on today, and new pics of grey Heron, Teal and Gadwall
http://anotherbirdblog.blogspot.com/2010/04/other-moss.html
Got my post up, including a broad-winged hawk, blue grosbeak, etc.
BTW, loved your digiscoped shot of the sandhill cranes. I’m not a member of flickr, so I couldn’t post there.
Thanks Lana!
And thanks everyone for all the wonderful submissions and for continuing to make Bird Photography Weekly a great place to share your amazing photos!
I posted some pictures from today in Moreecambe Bay UK – Grey Plover, Greenland Wheatears and Meadow Pipit
http://anotherbirdblog.blogspot.com/2010/04/less-work-more-play.html