
Myrtle Beach Pete
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- Birthday 03/30/1959
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Myrtle Beach, SC and Springfield, VA
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Myrtle Beach Pete replied to bearcat6's topic in Photo Sharing and Discussion
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Happy New Year!! I'm new here but have loved looking at birds for 50+ years. Seeing bald eagles in Alaska is probably the pinnacle of my watching activities. The most interesting bird I've seen is a Steller's Jay sitting on a wall at the rest area just north of the Golden Gate Bridge. Hundreds of people around and this bird just sat there taking it all in. I had seen pictures of this species and just thought it would be cool to see one and I got the chance.
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3 year old Brown Bear near Mendenhall Glacier, Juneau, Alaska 9/9/2013. This female had recently moved into the area and was tagged by the rangers.
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Sexual dimorphism in birds
Myrtle Beach Pete replied to GracesWarbler's topic in Photo Sharing and Discussion
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Stumped on this bird's ID
Myrtle Beach Pete replied to Myrtle Beach Pete's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
Thank you very much for the identification. -
Stumped on this bird's ID
Myrtle Beach Pete replied to Myrtle Beach Pete's topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
I was using the search component of Whatbird.com. I am assuming that I did not put the correct options in. -
Male Red Bellied Woodpecker At Feeder 4.JPG
Myrtle Beach Pete posted a gallery image in Member Albums
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Stumped on this bird's ID
Myrtle Beach Pete posted a topic in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
Hello all. This bird was in the trees behind my former residence in New Market, MD on 11/16/2014. I cannot determine what is is and would appreciate assistance. I must not be using the identification tool properly yet. Uploaded 10 pictures to assist with the identification. It was nice of the bird to turn so that I got pictures from several angles.