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Click said:
I think I could have guessed that!
Not in my Western NA Stokes - so I see it's SE US and somewhat rare?? Cute like the Red-breasted.Jack
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Hi Vern.
Very nice shots , nice poses.
Nice to see you get visitors to your feeders, I have thrown away so much food from my feeders that I gave up, no signs that anything even touched them, no evidence of pecking at peanuts, nothing. So disappointing as I made a bracket and pole to position it safely away from predators (cats) with a clear flight line in and out in multiple directions.
There are some birds around, I sometimes hear sparrows and I see starlings sometimes, but I think our residential area is very sparsely populated with birds.
Cheers, Graham.
Very nice shots , nice poses.
Nice to see you get visitors to your feeders, I have thrown away so much food from my feeders that I gave up, no signs that anything even touched them, no evidence of pecking at peanuts, nothing. So disappointing as I made a bracket and pole to position it safely away from predators (cats) with a clear flight line in and out in multiple directions.
There are some birds around, I sometimes hear sparrows and I see starlings sometimes, but I think our residential area is very sparsely populated with birds.
Cheers, Graham.
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All wild, hand-held, no cropping.
1. Snowy Egret
2. Great Blue Heron
3. Brown Pelican
4. Double-crested Cormorant
5. Great Egret
1. Snowy Egret
2. Great Blue Heron
3. Brown Pelican
4. Double-crested Cormorant
5. Great Egret
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All wild, hand-held, no cropping.
1. Brown Pelican
2. Red-tailed Hawk
3. Double-crested Cormorant
4. Common Merganser
5. Great Blue Heron
1. Brown Pelican
2. Red-tailed Hawk
3. Double-crested Cormorant
4. Common Merganser
5. Great Blue Heron
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