Hope you'll check out all the photos in our last thread. We came from
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/1047394/
Adel, your photos of the flicker are adorable. I'm happy to hear you were able to assist the bird in getting free.
The Cedar Waxwings are beginning to arrive here.
Another one.
This male Calif. Quail was looking for dropped nuts from the feeder.
This Brewers Blackbird is good looking and I think he knows it.
I think he was enjoying our rain.
Here's one of the Yellow-rumped Warblers that are showing up everywhere here.
Pretty shots all of them but I really like the CW's!
Thanks for the new thread Duc, so nice to see the Yellow-rumped Warbler. I love the pics of the Waxwings with the berries such a nice setting.
I went to Edmundston park yesterday and got a few common water birds.
The Ring-billed Gull was one.
Lots of Canada Geese, had to watch where I step, very messy lawn.
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Mallard Duck
This one was having the time of his life.
Same bird.
last one.
Wonderful shots guys!
Duc, Thanks for starting the new thread! Love those Blackbirds!
Nice shots all.
The American Coot
2nd shot
last shot of the American Coot
Wonderful shots Met!
Great Shots Everyone!! GP love your Grackle!, Duc your BB shots are great! Meth, Awesome Coot shots!
Beautiful start Duc...love your shots and thanks for the new thread.
Burn and Met...beautiful water-foul!! We don't see too many of those in our area!
We still have no sun...boo hoo...but I took these shots anyway. Here are some of the local Eastern Bluebirds...
They like to eat the poke-berries in the back yard.
This is a sweet little juvenile.
This male Red-bellied Woodpecker has been busy storing nuts all over the place!
Beautiful shots Rose! Glad your able to get out to share some of your birds with us.
Heavy downpours here today.
Was in the house when I saw this guy swoop down from the roof into the Sycamore tree. I believe it's a large Coopers Hawk; if I'm wrong you can let me know Resin :-)
Pics taken through window distance was 70- 80 feet away.
Here is an uncropped shot.
He was quite a vocal fella. Well he is very tenacious. These pics were taken a few hours ago and he is still out there swooping around. Beautiful Raptor!!
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Nice start to the thread, duc. I always like to see the Cedar Waxwings.
Like your waterfowl pics, burn. I'm anxiously awaiting the arrival of them to our neck of the woods.
Met, good shots of the American Coot.
Rose, excellent bluebird photos and Red-bellied Woodpecker.
Pelle, nice window shot of the Coopers hawk.
This morning, I looked out my bedroom window and wondered what is that sitting at my pool. I finally realized it was a Great Blue Heron sitting on the edge of my pool with his head tucked in. I grabbed my camera, went downstairs and slowly opened the sliding glass doors. That disturbed him enough that he raised his head.
I have never had that happen before. I have had Mallards land in the water on the top of my pool cover so with all of the rain that may have attracted him ...... as well as a plastic Great Blue Heron sitting in an adjacent garden ???
With all of the rain, that's the extent of my birding for the day !!!
Well that is pretty cool Linth!!
Yep, Cooper's
Resin
Great pictures Burn. I really liked that last Mallard walking on the water.
Met, great Coot photos too!
Rose your BBs are just beautiful and the Red-bellied is so clear. Nice work.
Linth, now that would be a wonderful sight to see! Great photo of the heron.
After 5 straight days of rain the sun finally came out. Got a few shots from the backyard. 1st a Blue Jay that was hiding his acorn's for the winter.
Yellow-rumped Warbler
Thought the Gold Finch's were gone but there were a couple hanging around. Also seen a Chipping Sparrow, no photo though.
Female Ruby-crowned Kinglet, unfortunately I found a male that ran into my patio window this morning. White eye ring on Ruby's.
Female Golden-crowned Kinglet 2 pics
pic 2 did not see the male today.
Glad your dry again Burd! Nice shots, love the Kinglet!
Robin in the berries....
