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  1. mikeivan

    Unusual American Crow Behavior (Canada)

    Needing some help. I am pretty sure this was an American Crow, probably a juvenile. He perched in the spuce tree behind our rental unit in Canmore, Alberta last month and did something I have never seen or heard before. I am hoping someone with more bird knowledge can explain it to me. About...
  2. mikeivan

    Sprague's Pipit? Texas Gulf Coast

    Thanks for looking. My favorite thing, a photo of a life bird. I think (hope) this is a Sprague's Pipit. It acted differently from an American Pipit (no tail bobbing) but it was not very secretive, it was feeding along the water's edge. It was oblivious to my presence, this was about 5...
  3. mikeivan

    Behavior Question

    Today I took my grand daughter to Brazos Bend SP in Texas. We had a great day, lots of alligators and vultures. I saw a Ruby-crowned Kinglet feeding from a Bald Cypress tree and he stopped for a photo. When I got the file up on the computer, I saw this silk thread blowing away from his beak...
  4. mikeivan

    Intelligent bird behavior?

    Last week, my wife and I were birding Attwater Prairie Chicken NWR in Texas from our SUV when we observed most unusual behavior from this Northern Caracara. I am going to give a detailed description in hopes that a bird behavior expert can help me understand. We saw this Caracara, perched...
  5. mikeivan

    Sandpiper ID help please

    While birding yesterday in Galveston, TX at a bayside mudflat, I got excited trying to get what I thought was a Greater and a Lesser Yellowlegs in the same photo. I had limited success and when I got the photos up on my computer, I discovered that the smaller bird was not a Lesser Yellowlegs...
  6. mikeivan

    You never know when you are going to have a good day

    I was out today and it was slow. I drove to George Bush Park (that's named after the father) in West Houston and counted 33 Yellow-crowned Night Herons. When I saw this one, I knew he was up to something. Sure enough, he caught a big crawfish. They always remove the dangerous claws...
  7. mikeivan

    Warbler ID-Texas Coast

    I need help with an ID on this tiny bird from yesterday. I got nice close shots but I can not figure out what it is. Thanks for any assistance. (I am not seeing my images on preview so I may not be doing this right, sorry, new member).
  8. mikeivan

    New member from Texas

    Hello, I just joined based on a suggestion from POTN Canon BBS. I have a difficult warbler ID that I need your help on. As soon as I can figure out how to post my photos, I will ask in the ID section. This looks like a great site to me.
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