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  1. Incoming Roseate Spoonbill

    Incoming Roseate Spoonbill

    Central Florida Roseate Spoonbills winter in Central Florida, and they are arriving, slowly but surely.
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    2023-05-25_07-01-39.jpg

    Mash harrier
  3. Common Gallinule.

    Common Gallinule.

    Gallinule d'Amérique. Juvenile.
  4. Male siskin

    Male siskin

  5. Whooper swan

    Whooper swan

  6. Bird observation blind (1)

    Bird observation blind (1)

    I stumbled upon a goldmine that was right under my nose! We drove by Hammonasset Beach State Park, one of my favorite birding haunts, to see if the ospreys had returned. They had, and, I found a great birding stand - that I never even knew was there! Can't wait to test drive it: this state park...
  7. Sunset on the Branford River

    Sunset on the Branford River

    I love this little inlet for it's vast amount of wildlife, but it also hosts some amazing sunsets. I never see the same thing twice there.
  8. Spotted nutckracker in flight

    Spotted nutckracker in flight

  9. Wood sandpiper

    Wood sandpiper

  10. Black capped night heron

    Black capped night heron

    I was blown away to come across this guy, as I'd never seen one before. But what I did not expect is to see him scratch like a dog!
  11. Wood sandpiper

    Wood sandpiper

  12. Wood sandpiper

    Wood sandpiper

  13. Pheasant (F)

    Pheasant (F)

    Pheasant (F)
  14. Dimitra_v

    Possibly a nightjar? [AUDIO] (Greece, europe)

    On march 5th I was birding at a wetland/marsh, at aroung 4 pm (sun was still up, just a little cloudy) the area has lots of thick vegetation and reeds around, as well as short trees and bushes, and I heard this sound that may or may not have been a eurasian nightjar. It is not quite clear in the...
  15. Green Sandpiper

    Green Sandpiper

    A beautiful autumn day by the wetland with birds.
  16. Salt Marsh Tiger Moth

    Salt Marsh Tiger Moth

    Salt Marsh Tiger Moth (Estigmene acrea acrea: Erebidae) Wingspan 4.5-6.8 cm (1.8-2.7 in).
  17. Marsh Wren

    Marsh Wren

    Marsh Wren (Cistothorus palustris thryophilus) Sexes similar.
  18. Marsh Denizens

    Marsh Denizens

    Marsh Denizens. Racoon, Roseate Spoonbill, Snow Egret, White Ibis, Great Egret, Tricolored Heron, Black-necked Stilt.
  19. A Marsh Surprise

    A Marsh Surprise

    I've spent a lot of hours in Maryland marshes, but had never seen a rail before these two just stepped out of the tall grass right into my path. I knew right away I was going to get lucky, and even held my breath for a moment. This hobby has its disappointments, but the pleasant surprises make...
  20. Northern Harrier (Marsh Hawk)

    Northern Harrier (Marsh Hawk)

    This perch overlooking our pond has been used by both the Barred Owls, and this Marsh Hawk. Please let me know if I've miss-identified. I've looked at many pics, and I believe it is a Marsh Hawk, but it may be a Coopers Hawk. I'm sure someone here knows. Educate me. I'll edit the post if I'm wrong.
  21. Clapper Rail

    Clapper Rail

    A Clapper Rail steps out of the sawgrass at a salt marsh near Suwannee, Florida Gulf coast.
  22. Thornham at high high tide

    Thornham at high high tide

    Brill day out ends in a stunning moment and a dam funny one. Thornham just before sundown with the whole marsh flooded. 3 stop grad with big stopper, Lee filters. want to show the stunning wide beauty of open marsh land. And to the two guys if you see this post, do try and remember your...
  23. Thornham salt marsh at dawn

    Thornham salt marsh at dawn

    Thornham salt marsh North Norfolk, so peaceful but can be bland, the key is those small creeks or flooded mud ponds to give punch to the foregrounds.
  24. White - headed Marsh Tyrant (male)

    White - headed Marsh Tyrant (male)

  25. Marsh Deer stag

    Marsh Deer stag

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