Bird Watching: Daily Photos Volume 332, 1 by Lily_love

Lily_love wrote:
Haa! Hack, you and I being in the SE. We're unlikely to see the American Avocets! Grrrrr. The B-h Nuthatch returned briefly this morning for the second day visit, then it disappeared again. About the hummingbirds and Liliums, I'm not sure if the hummers can get any nectar from the beautiful flowers. I've not seen them hovering over those lilies, though.

tigerlily, what great pictures of the Avocet family! Like Hack, I looked it up and it's said that a 24 hours old- hatchling Avocet is able to walk, run and even dive into water to avoid predators! What an interesting bird's characteristic!

Sherrie, the zoom-in on your camera is pretty awesome! Love that RBG.

tbm, I had a pleasure of spotting a GCF during migration -- last year, sometime. It's a beautiful bird. I'm so envious to learn they nest in your back yard!

Duc & Nan; rub it in. I don't even get the pleasure to see NOT a one Orioles. And they're nesting in your neck of the woods. Must be nice!

Burd, love those action shots of the Great Egret and its "fish for lunch" series. Agreed, the

Quoting: ... this one is a new fav. of mine

if I may; I'd like to make those are mine fav. as well. Awesome! LOL about saying all those Ls in a short sentence over and over again--a tip of the tongue twister; isn't it? LOL,lol.

Margaret, ooooh, I see THE Wattle on that Wattlebird!!! How neat is that!

My highlight of the day; a couple of male Goldfinches stopped by to check on the feeder, but they didn't stay long. Just long enough for me to snap a pic. and they departed.