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Bird photos from today

14 years ago

I know it is a photo of another nuthatch, but my husband took this one and I think it is great.

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European Starlings having a party.

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Can you see Woody's tongue?

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Yes, wifey, I think it is ready.

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My husband took a photo of an American Kestrel this morning sitting on an electric line, but the quality is not there because it was 150' away. It sure does have a 'WOW' look about it. This is the bird on the center of the cover of my new bird book, Smithsonian HB of NA-ER.

Jane

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bandjzmom
14 years ago
Wonderful pics Jane!!! I love the one of the Red bellied Woodpecker most. Thanks for sharing!
jannd
14 years ago
These are really wonderful photos. Getting that shot of the tongue out is amazing! Thanks for posting these -- a real treat.

Jann
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Oooh those are pretty. I have missed being in my garden this week. I can't wait til in the morning to out and see whats blooming while I've been laid up.
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Thonotorose, I use a large area of my screen-greenhouse for the propagation of plants. I sometimes start seeds, buy seedlings, buy starter plants and grow them up in there. When I put in my pool I did it all myself and also made it into a large enough area for growing plants. The screened area is 50' by 40' and 15 feet high so it gives me plenty of room for my plants. If I get hot when working on the plants I take a dip, cool off, and go back to working on my plants. This picture shows the rows of tiered shelving of pots. It's my own little garden center. Lou
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You are so clever at using garden art to enhance your plants. Your garden fountians are wonderful and give a feeling of restfullness to any garden. Connie
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Those are nice pics! I wish I had a few birds around right now to to take pics of. I do have a few downeys. I am new in here. Is it hard to post a pic?
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rachel_frome_ky
14 years ago
Great Red-bellied Woodpecker shot!
Invasive European Starlings are gobbling down your expensive suet, though-might want to take your feeders inside until they leave to find easier pickings

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