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  1. Cedar  Waxwing

    Cedar Waxwing

  2. Western grebe courtship dance (rushing)

    Western grebe courtship dance (rushing)

    https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/article/150422-western-clarks-grebe-water-dance-rushing-animal-behavior-science “Western and Clark's grebes engage in a maneuver called rushing during the spring mating season, in which they sprint up to 66 feet (20 meters) across the water in...
  3. Merganser2.jpg

    Merganser2.jpg

    Common Merganser mother helping her chicks become strong swimmers. She was guiding them up the fastest rapids of a mountain river. Once they got to the top of the rapids, she would have them float back down and start over again, and again.
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    20210613_153001.jpg

  5. Song sparrow.jpg

    Song sparrow.jpg

    Song sparrow
  6. Spotted Sandpiper

    Spotted Sandpiper

    Small shorebird with it's catch.
  7. Baltimore Oriole

    Baltimore Oriole

    This juvenile Baltimore Oriole was going to my feeder and went and sat in this tree. I managed to get a good shot of it because it was right outside my bedroom window.
  8. House Sparrow

    House Sparrow

    This little guy kept flying from the ground up to the feeder. I wanted to get a photo, but he kept moving! Eventually, he stood still for a few seconds, so I snapped 5 different photos and chose my favorite angle! They may be invasive, but I can't help but find them adorable.
  9. Male Downy Woodpecker

    Male Downy Woodpecker

    Downy Woodpecker. I hadn’t seen one of these beauties in the Bird Garden before. At first I could only get glimpses of it from across the garden. I thought it might have been a White Breasted Nuthatch, but it was behaving differently - it wasn’t going upside down. When I grabbed my 55-250mm lens...
  10. cliff swallow

    cliff swallow

  11. PAINTED BUNTING, male

    PAINTED BUNTING, male

    PAINTED BUNDING, male
  12. Carolina Chickadee

    Carolina Chickadee

    We have a family of Carolina Chickadees hitting our feeders like mad. They didn't mine posing for me!
  13. Big Yawn

    Big Yawn

    Barn Swallow parent waiting on it's babies to take flight
  14. Crows

    Crows

    American crow
  15. A Stretch in The Marsh.

    A Stretch in The Marsh.

    I saw him fly, and I knew where he was going, and I got the timing right... I post a lot on Facebook, and Great Blue Herons outdraw just about anything else.
  16. Swainson's Hawk - Buteo swainsoni

    Swainson's Hawk - Buteo swainsoni

    Swainson's Hawk - Buteo swainsoni
  17. Mallards Flying Over the House

    Mallards Flying Over the House

    Mallards flying over the house
  18. red bellied woodpecker.JPG

    red bellied woodpecker.JPG

    This is a Red Bellied Woodpecker female.
  19. Snowy Egret Having Fish for Dinner

    Snowy Egret Having Fish for Dinner

    Snowy Egret Having Fish for Dinner
  20. Magnolia Warbler

    Magnolia Warbler

    post processing: Image cropped and exposure slightly adjusted
  21. Lazuli Bunting at my feeder

    Lazuli Bunting at my feeder

    The Lazuli Buntings appeared today and will probably be gone tomorrow. I look forward to them coming through my area every year.
  22. Mourning Dove

    Mourning Dove

    Tourterelle triste Taken in my yard. Cought while stretching his wing.
  23. Spotted sandpiper

    Spotted sandpiper

  24. Great Blue Heron

    Great Blue Heron

  25. Reflecting on Hummingbirds...(Archilochus colubris)

    Reflecting on Hummingbirds...(Archilochus colubris)

    Ruby throated Hummingbird. The two shots are of the same bird, taken about 1 second apart. The bird turning his head a fraction of an inch into the direction of the morning sun made the difference in the color difference in his red 'necklace' and to a lesser extent the green feather color on...
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