What a loon

[Misled]

 

[Nina51]

jesse, would you please come to MA and take pics of my song birds? all of the summer birds are back except the indigo buntings and try as i might, i can't get decent pics because #1, i don't have a fancy camera and #2, i suck at taking pictures! just to prove my point...

baltimore oriole
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red headed woodpecker & rose breasted grosbeak
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**sigh**

 

[jroovers]

Great captures Jesse, really like the RW Blackbird photo, great perch and pose. Not sure if there is a bird that is higher on my favorites list than the loon.

 

[CalebD]

Yellow-headed blackbird one of my favorites. I saw them once in California on Clear Lake.

 

[Reef Bass]

Yes, I see them when I'm fortunate enough to fish there. I like how their call is different from the red winged blackbird's.

 

[faithenfire]

when we were in Arizona, we ran across a pond full of birds. aquatic and not so much


Lesser Scaup by faith, on Flickr


Great-tailed Grackle by faith, on Flickr