DAILY PICS VOLUME 307

We got a pretty good look at a burrowing owl as well.

We were also lucky to see a presentation by the WSU Raptor Club. A Great Horned Owl.

Red Tailed Hawk.

They acquired this barn owl at such an early age, it imprinted on humans. He is a real character and reminds me of some tropical birds that are pets.

Send towhees here please.

Wonderful shots, everyone.

Pelle, it's good to see that you're able to take bird pics again. Nice birdbath.

Burd, of course I've never seen a Ruby-crowned Kinglet, but I'm certainly aware of how elusive they are. Wonderful shots with their crowns up.

Methodical, I just envy you being in a place where there are so many ospreys. Fabulous shots.

Nanny, your photographic skills are going ahead in leaps and bounds.

I'm still kinda restricted with photography at present, but I tempted fate a few days ago and got some shots of a Black-faced Cuckoo Shrike.

Black-faced Woodswallow

And finally, a Black-shouldered Kite.

Wonderful shots PNW!! Love the Burrowing Owl and the panful of Goldfinch! :-)

Great shots Margaret!! Love the Shrike and Woodswallow and absolutely adore the Black-shouldered Kite!!!!

Oh look what they saw at the Monday morning Bird Walk at the Cape May Migratory Bird Refuge!!

http://cmboviewfromthecape.blogspot.com/

Time to start anew thread. Here's a link to Vol 308

http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/1087792/