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[Click]

Nice shot, Eugene...and welcome to CR

 

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Nice shot, Eugene...and welcome to CR

Thanks bro.

 

[clbayley]

Sometimes I am amused by bird names. This is a Yellowlegs...I think it is obvious why

 

[Click]

Beautiful shot, clbayley.

 

[dpc]

female Northern shoveler...

 

[Nat_WA]

Nice shot, Eugene...and welcome to CR

Thanks bro.

Nice shots Eugene, good to see new contributors!

 

[Nat_WA]

Sometimes I am amused by bird names. This is a Yellowlegs...I think it is obvious why

Beautiful shot clbayley, ... what makes you say that the name is obvious ;D 8)

 

[Nat_WA]

female Northern shoveler...

Nice series dpc,
you could say that the name of this bird is also quite appropriate - it's bill looks almost like a shovel

Wiebe

 

[tarntyke]

Male and female Northern Shoveller.
Male yellow-legged gull. This one is nicknamed Pyscho locally. Very aggressive to other birds and eats lots of Canada Goose eggs and mallard chicks.
Lastly, my candidate for badly named bird: black-headed gull

 

[dpc]

female Northern shoveler...

Nice series dpc,
you could say that the name of this bird is also quite appropriate - it's bill looks almost like a shovel

Wiebe

Thanks!

 

[Jack Douglas]

Very nice from everyone! Once, CR was soliciting recommendations from all of us. I sure wish the post photos could look decent without clicking to view. It's almost like its set up to discourage us.

Jack

 

[dpc]

Some form of wood warbler, I believe, but I'm not sure which one. If anyone can help with the ident. please let me know.

 

[Click]

Dpc and tarntyke,

Nice series, guys.

 

[dpc]

Dpc and tarntyke,

Nice series, guys.

Thanks, Click!

 

[Jack Douglas]

Another, what's this, June in Alberta. My best guess is a Lesser scaup pair but the female is lacking the characteristic white cheeks.

The little guy i believe is a Western Wood peewee.

Jack

 

[Valvebounce]

Hi Jack.
No idea what they are, but the little fellow on the bottle is real nice. Looks like he has a good meal there.

Cheers, Graham.

Another, what's this, June in Alberta. My best guess is a Lesser scaup pair but the female is lacking the characteristic white cheeks.

The little guy i believe is a Western Wood peewee.

Jack

 

[tarntyke]

Dpc and tarntyke,

Nice series, guys.

Thanks Click
@Jack
Your female lesser scaup may be in moult so lacks white around bill

 

[Nat_WA]

Some form of wood warbler, I believe, but I'm not sure which one. If anyone can help with the ident. please let me know.

Very nice dpc! Perfect exposure on the bird (despite the bright background!). Can't help you with identification

Wiebe

 

[Nat_WA]

Another, what's this, June in Alberta. My best guess is a Lesser scaup pair but the female is lacking the characteristic white cheeks.

The little guy i believe is a Western Wood peewee.

Jack

Nice pictures again Jack, I especially like the second one; carrying its set of spare wings

Wiebe

 

[dpc]

Some form of wood warbler, I believe, but I'm not sure which one. If anyone can help with the ident. please let me know.

Very nice dpc! Perfect exposure on the bird (despite the bright background!). Can't help you with identification

Wiebe

Thanks! 8)