Could you please ID this bird for me?
7 years ago
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Comments (22)Hi halds the plant they are picturing must be Vitalba also known as old mans beard or travelers joy. small scented white flowers super old school clematis that grows to about 40 feet goes to show you what can happen with mis marked plants people are misled even on the web thanks for chatting with me.P.s this plant is a great clematis to cover a wall.when Mary Toomey came and talked with us at Chalk Hill she said the kids in Europe smoked it. kind of nasty don't you think...See MorePlease help me ID this black and orange bird
Comments (4)It could be but I'm not positive. I'll have to show this to my Mom. I kept describing him as having "orange armpits", so this pic would match in that respect. But the bird in your pic looks more sleek and less chubby than the bird in my yard. He had that well-rounded chickadee belly. Do you know of any other small black, orange and white birds that might be in my area? I see that you're in KY!...See MoreID this bird please...pic included
Comments (3)BN and alan_la - thank you for letting me know that this is a Coopers Hawk. I look forward to learning more about this hawk. Hopefully, it will stay in our neighborhood and I can see it more often : )...See More- 7 years agolast modified: 7 years ago
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