Bird Watching: DAILY BIRD PICS VOL. 345, 1 by MargaretK

MargaretK wrote:
There was a wonderful variety of birds on the last thread, which went by so quickly that I didn't get a chance to comment, let alone post. Thanks for the new one, Pelle. How fortunate you are to be within easy travelling distance of Cape May. I love the Whistling Ducks and that Common Yellowthroat is so sweet.

Duc, how you can get shots like you do from a moving kayak is beyond me. Whenever I try, I end up going round in circles. The one of the Egret in flight is fantastic! And back on land, the one of the Brewers female being hit by a puff of wind is beautiful, as is the one of the Red-tailed in flight.

Hack, nice shots. Even the thumbnail of the Doves and Cardinals on your lawn is intriguing.

Nice shots, red. That's the first time I'm seen an image of a juvenile Waxwing.

Burn, you should think of entering the photo of the pigeons in the windows in a competition. Great shot.

Beautiful shots of your Oriole, Elphaba.

Nanny, that is a scrappy looking nest, isn't it? I hope it's successful, considering the lateness of the season.

Linth, beautiful composite. Never is enough enough.

Tiger, cute birds. Your pond looks perfect for little bird. Shallow water and lots of things to grab onto.

Rainbow Lorikeets in a tree on the verge where I park to go to the Osprey nest.