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MN, Peregrine Falcon - Juv. :

MN, 8-18-19 :

I suppose Ponderosa Pine is a western location, but how about Lark Bunting? Or did Nighthawk look like your bird. And I suspect you meant one white stripe under each of two wings. Not quite sure. Location is of interest as well ( like what state ).

MN, 8-4-19 Great Egret :

MN, 8-4-19 Wood Duck :

MN, 8-4-19 Last week there were some adult Rose-breasted Grosbeaks in the same area, and I'm not quite sure if this is a Juv. - or something quite different. Thanks, ( and I did see Pictaker ID-ed Abe's bird on Sunday. I was just curious if his camera was broke or something. ).

MN, Juv. Philadelphia Vireo :

MN, Philadelphia Vireo - I think. :

MN, Juv. Warbling Vireo. :

MN, It seems the younger crowd is wearing spiked hair again. :

MN, 7-21-19 I think it's a Juv. Warbling Vireo, though I'm not very sure. The photo's are of the same bird. :

MN, 7-16-19 Common Yellowthroat : Here is the whole shot, I thought it was cool he got into a bit of a yellow patch....

MN, 7-14-19 Peregrine Falcon :

MN. Many of the Mallard chicks in our area about the size of their moms, then these guys show up,. Just such beautiful little beginners, a bit later in the season for some reason, but keeping real close to mom this young.

MN. 6-16-19 It seems like I get to see these guys about once a year, and it somewhat startles me at first. I figured I'd ask what planet he came from but I figure he'd just say their kind just taps into a worm hole, or something - but I don't know that much about space travel, so I just drop it. Looks kind of new somehow.