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  1. Piney

    Piney

    Pine Siskin ( I love their scientific name )
    • KC Foggin
    • Media item
    • myrtle beach pine siskin sc spinus pinus usa
    • Comments: 13
    • Category: North America
  2. So sleek and beautiful

    So sleek and beautiful

    Cedar Waxwing a medium-sized, sleek bird with a large head, short neck, and short, wide bill. Waxwings have a crest that often lies flat and droops over the back of the head. The wings are broad and pointed, like a starling's. The tail is fairly short and square-tipped.
    • KC Foggin
    • Media item
    • bombycilla cedrorum cedar waxwing myrtle beach sc usa
    • Comments: 16
    • Category: North America
  3. Another arrival

    Another arrival

    Dark-eyed Junco Also considered as New World sparrows. Adults generally have gray heads, necks, and breasts, gray or brown backs and wings, and a white belly, but show a confusing amount of variation in plumage details
    • KC Foggin
    • Media item
    • dark-eyed junco junco hyemalis myrtle beach sc usa
    • Comments: 13
    • Category: North America
  4. In a singing mood

    In a singing mood

    Red-winged Blackbird
    • KC Foggin
    • Media item
    • agelaius phoeniceus myrtle beah red-winged blackbird sc usa
    • Comments: 14
    • Category: North America
  5. And they deserted me

    And they deserted me

    A follow-up to yesterday's image
    • KC Foggin
    • Media item
    • ardea alba great whie egret myrtle beach sc
    • Comments: 13
    • Category: North America
  6. Fly Over

    Fly Over

    Hooded Merganser
    • KC Foggin
    • Media item
    • hooded mergansre lophodytes cucullatus myrtle beach sc usa
    • Comments: 10
    • Category: North America
  7. Look who arrived

    Look who arrived

    Eastern Meadowlark, one of my favorite migrators. Eastern Meadowlarks are chunky, medium-sized songbirds with short tails and long, spear-shaped bills
    • KC Foggin
    • Media item
    • eastern meadowlark myrtle beach sc sturnella magna usa
    • Comments: 14
    • Category: North America
  8. A great time spent at a local Swamp

    A great time spent at a local Swamp

    Red-winged Blackbird (Male) Quite a few so probably another one tomorrow ;) The common name for the red-winged blackbird is taken from the mainly black adult male's distinctive red shoulder patches, or epaulets, which are visible when the bird is flying or displaying.[22] At rest, the male also...
    • KC Foggin
    • Media item
    • agelaius phoeniceus male myrtle beach red-winged blackbird sc
    • Comments: 18
    • Category: North America
  9. Sipping Kinglet

    Sipping Kinglet

    A tiny bird seemingly overflowing with energy, the Ruby-crowned Kinglet forages almost frantically through lower branches of shrubs and trees.
    • KC Foggin
    • Media item
    • myrtle beach regulus calendula ruby-crowned kinglet sc
    • Comments: 14
    • Category: North America
  10. White-eyed this time

    White-eyed this time

    White-eyed Vireo song #1 A busy bird of the thickets, most common in the southeast.
    • KC Foggin
    • Media item
    • myrtle beach sc usa vireo griseus white-eyed vireo
    • Comments: 15
    • Category: North America
  11. Surprised the he*l out of me

    Surprised the he*l out of me

    Seaside Sparrow - A very endangered species. Thank God my backyard has a marsh in the back of it. I saw one several years ago.
    • KC Foggin
    • Media item
    • ammodramus maritimus myrtle beach sc seaside sparrow usa
    • Comments: 19
    • Category: North America
  12. Bald Eagle

    Bald Eagle

    • KC Foggin
    • Media item
    • bald eagle haliaeetus leucocephalus myrtle beach sc
    • Comments: 20
    • Category: North America
  13. Out on its own

    Out on its own

    Immature Mute Swan fly by. The mute swan is a very large white water bird. It has a long S-shaped neck and an orange bill with a black base and a black knob.
    • KC Foggin
    • Media item
    • cygnus olor immature mute swan myrtle beach sc usa
    • Comments: 18
    • Category: North America
  14. So dang handsome

    So dang handsome

    Male Baltimore Oriole
    • KC Foggin
    • Media item
    • baltimore oriole icterus galbula male myrtle beach sc usa
    • Comments: 15
    • Category: North America
  15. Who can resist that facial pose

    Who can resist that facial pose

    Baltimore Oriole (Male)
    • KC Foggin
    • Media item
    • baltimore oriole icterus galbula male myrtle beach sc usa
    • Comments: 19
    • Category: North America
  16. Look what stopped by

    Look what stopped by

    Ovenbird. The Ovenbird gets its name from its unique nest, which looks like a domed oven. Be prepared cause I got a few good shots of it's visit :)
    • KC Foggin
    • Media item
    • myrtle beach ovenbird sc seiurus aurocapilla
    • Comments: 17
    • Category: North America
  17. One of my blue-eyed beauties

    One of my blue-eyed beauties

    An immature Brown Thrasher before their eyes turn yellow,
    • KC Foggin
    • Media item
    • immature brown thrasher myrtle beach sc toxostoma rufum usa
    • Comments: 16
    • Category: North America
  18. White-throated Sparrow

    White-throated Sparrow

    Although the White-throated Sparrow is still widespread and common, with an estimated 10-20 million pairs range-wide, they are declining through much of their breeding range. The oldest recorded White-throated Sparrow was at least 14 years, 11 months old, when it was recaptured and rereleased...
    • KC Foggin
    • Media item
    • myrtle beach sc usa white-throated sparrow zonotrichia albicollis
    • Comments: 14
    • Category: North America
  19. Blends right in

    Blends right in

    Red-shouldered Hawk According to Google "The red-hawk reflects a greater intensity of energy at play within your life. It reflects an intensity of physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual forces. This bird is the catalyst, stimulating hope and new ideas."
    • KC Foggin
    • Media item
    • buteo lineatus myrtle beach red-shouldered hawk sc usa
    • Comments: 15
    • Category: North America
  20. A wee bit early

    A wee bit early

    Yellow-bellied Sapsucker They don't usually arrive until late Sept or early Oct and there are 2 males here now.
    • KC Foggin
    • Media item
    • male myrtle beach sc yellow-bellied sapsucker
    • Comments: 22
    • Category: North America
  21. A fly by

    A fly by

    Male Ruby-throated Hummingbird
    • KC Foggin
    • Media item
    • archilochus colubris flight male myrtle beach ruby-throated hummingbird sc
    • Comments: 19
    • Category: North America
  22. So very sad to see

    So very sad to see

    House Finch This is the third time I've seen a house finch like this over the last few years so now i'm wondering could it be the same one and surviving that atrocious beak
    • KC Foggin
    • Media item
    • haemorhous mexicanus male house finch myrtle beach sc
    • Comments: 15
    • Category: North America
  23. Let me come home mom

    Let me come home mom

    Juvie Red-bellied Woodpecker
    • KC Foggin
    • Media item
    • juvenile melanerpes carolinus myrtle beach red-bellied woodpecker sc usa
    • Comments: 19
    • Category: North America
  24. Let me know..

    Let me know..

    When you've had enough of these guys ;) Red-headed Woodpecker
    • KC Foggin
    • Media item
    • melanerpes erythrocephalus myrtle beach red-headed woodpecker sc usa
    • Comments: 19
    • Category: North America
  25. And landed

    And landed

    Red-headed Woodpecker The landing spot of my take off image from last night.
    • KC Foggin
    • Media item
    • melanerpes erythrocephalus myrtle beach red-headed woodpecker sc usa
    • Comments: 15
    • Category: North America
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