lots of cool birds

mrbass111

17 years ago

the migration was hot and heavy this weekend. so i tried to take advantage.

prairie warbler

carolina wren

yellow-billed cuckoo

rose-breasted grossbeak

black-throated green warbler (lifer)

cape may warbler

black-throated blue warbler

yellow-throated warbler

black and white warbler

wood duck

coopers hawk

northern flicker (lifer)

bald eagles

red-shouldered hawk

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rachel_frome_ky
17 years ago
Wow! Someone's been busy!

Maybe those warblers will be here this week..when it stops raining I'd better hit the flyways
birding_nut
17 years ago
Wow, seeing all those warblers sure brought back memories of migration while I was growing up near Buffalo, NY. Also reminds me of our trip to south Florida and Key West 4 years ago to see migration...thanks for bringing back the memories with your great photos.

BN
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Beautiful pictures Rachel and you sleep outdoor that's great. I wish you lots of beautiful skies! At my place the lakes are finally clear of ice, many birds are here now but not the warblers neither the hummingbirds and flycatchers. Luc
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It was so much fun to look at your photos! It looks like you had an enjoyable summer with your birds - and the cardinal youngsters are so adorable. Your landscape also looks pretty and very bird-friendly. It's neat to see what others have done with their space. By any chance, did you ever see where the cardinals' nest was? Just curious. We have had cardinals in and out of our yard here this summer, but I have never seen a nest or even seen them retreat to a particular space, they just come to the crabapple tree and make a quick run to the feeder, then back to the tree, and back to wherever their "homebase" is. You will no doubt be enjoying your cardinals throughout the winter, which will be fun. Thanks for sharing -
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Wish he'd take away some of those oranges. I'm tired of choppin' em up with the lawn mower. I didn't think five orange trees could make so many oranges. He was soooo cool though, like an eerie silence as he flew past, almost like a bat, which I thought at first.
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I just realized now that this post is YOURS!!! Wow, terrific to see you reclining at the table. We don't expect you to actually sit at it, you need to rest and get your strength up. I hope the animals could be allowed in, if you wanted them. That would be such a comfort.....nothing like a warm cat snuggled beside you to give you comfort. It's been proven pets relieve stress and the comfort gets us on our way to getting better. Take care, and thank God you're back. Jasdip
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susb57
17 years ago
Awesome!! I am so excited that these birds will be coming my way in the near future. Great pictures!
Sue
bhowdy
17 years ago
Great shots Mark. Congratulations on the "lifers" I especially liked the Wood Ducks.

I will be in your neighborhood starting this Friday (Alligator Farm) I am thinking about running down to Viera on Sunday.

Thanks for sharing the great collection.

Bob
jeanner
17 years ago
Great series Mark. You are really getting the hang of the better beamer too.
janie_may
17 years ago
FANTASTIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Gorgeous photos, thanks!
andrevson
17 years ago
Awesome pictures!!!! prairie warbler and wood duck are really beautiful

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feather_z9_ncacoast
17 years ago
I really want your camera equipment! NICE SHOTS!

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