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This is a controversial post; The Brazilian Pepper Tree is an invasive species in Central Florida; Millions of dollars have been spent eradicating this plant. However, Nature provides, and the Catbird loves the berries it produces.
In December 2014, when I was in the Bunya Mountains National Park, Queensland, Australia, I was able to hear the Catbird calls. The sound was so strange but interesting to me that I wanted to film them with their calls on video. So, in the end I managed to take some videos of the catbirds, and -...
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Today, I went to a hotspot without many checklists. I didn't see many species, but it was raining off and on, so maybe that's why. I saw red-winged blackbirds, grey catbirds, robins, a cardinal, and a wood thrush. Why I feel that I made a contribution is that according to ebird, I was the...
This young Gray Catbird was flying around me like if I wasn't there. When it stopped I saw that it was a juvenile, it gave me few seconds to capture it.
I haven't posted here for quite a while, but I'm now back for a bit. Here's a common local bird with a characteristic chatty song and a "mieaow" like call.
This catbird was very interested in the sounds and calls surrounding him. It looks as though he's trying very hard to listen in on a private conversation.
While at the river I was walking along and noticed this catbird just perched perfectly on a branch. He stood still for me just long enough to snap a photo.
The Catbirds returned a couple of weeks or so ago. There are three of them who regularly visit my feeders. There was one on the tree this morning who seemed to be "meowing" to me, telling me to refill the seed feeder. This particular bird often strikes an unusual pose.
Went for a walk this morning looking for Bluebirds, but didn't see any. There was some rustling at the top of this tree, and I had to strain in my effort to ID the bird that was causing it. Got another shot of the back part of this bird, and it indeed had a Gray Catbird-like tail, so I decided...