Michelle Summers
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That's too hard to choose!! Both taken at my house. The one with the mouse was right by my blind and water feature :)
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My best shot, isn't my favorite shot
First shot, probably the best, second shot is my fav. That wasn't even the whole rafter. I just happened upon them while birding back roads in Texas. Interestingly, both pictures were taken on Jan 26, one in 2018 and the other in 2019.
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Well, I know I've seen a lot of them, but apparently, I've never gotten a really good photo
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I couldn't choose between the two Acorn Woodpecker pictures
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So hard to choose, but I'll go with this Swallow-tailed Kite.
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Just found these guys last week 5/31...Momma and one of her fledglings
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I guess this I like this one best, because I like the full feather spread.
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1 hour ago, The Bird Nuts said:
I am quite sure that is a Ferruginous. Great shot though!!
I wondered about that, but I still had it marked as RTHA. Well, I'll just have to pic another one :) Thanks!!
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Hard to choose, but I'll just go with the Krider's, because it's special :)
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I didn't think I was even going to have a picture of one, but I dug one up from my inventory pics. No other reason to take a pic of one. Funny story... Before I started birding, I took pics of birds every once in a while, when they caught my attention. When I was in Scotland, I took one picture of a bird, and guess what it was? A House Sparrow, of course, on top of the house I was staying at
It's so blurry, it's not worth sharing, but at least it was where it was supposed to be...across the pond and on the house
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2 hours ago, gamecockNC said:
Sorry, missed the gist of the thread
Oh, I thought maybe it was a baby OCWA in the Owl's beak
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Oh my gosh, I have loads of pics of them! Too hard to choose just one!! These are from March and April of this year. I love the bathing one, because it looks like it has a real "crown", and the other one, because it has flowers in it :)
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In Texas
In California
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I have literally hundreds of hummer shots. Not an easy choice
Black-chinned and Ruby-throated.
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I don't know what's going on with my pc. I know I've taken many pictures of American Pipits, but my search only pulled up two. Oh well, this is a decent one. I just don't think it was the best :-/
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I know I have more pictures of them, but I can't find 'em :-/
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I think this one really shows their personality :)
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2 hours ago, pictaker said:
Ipswich variation
Love this shot!!
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One I don't often stop to take a picture of. Here is one of favs, with a Pine Siskin thrown in, for good measure :) Got a great shot of a LeConte's Sparrow just a few minutes later, my reason for being in this spot :)
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I've only seen them a couple of times, and they were way up in the tallest trees :-/ Still happy to have gotten to see them :)
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This made me have to think about what Chickadees I've seen. Then I had to choose 2 of the 4 ?
Carolina Chickadee and Chestnut-backed Chickadee
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First shot, probably the best, second shot is my fav. That wasn't even the whole rafter. I just happened upon them while birding back roads in Texas. Interestingly, both pictures were taken on Jan 26, one in 2018 and the other in 2019.
It's so blurry, it's not worth sharing, but at least it was where it was supposed to be...across the pond and on the house 
Rare Birds!!!
in Photo Sharing and Discussion
Posted · Edited by Michelle Summers
The Purple Finch always flags rare, because they don't always make it this far south, and are sparse when they do. However, I see at least a couple each Winter.