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[Johnd]

Singing Carolina Wren by johnd1964, on Flickr

[Mark]

Ladderback Woodpeckers. There was a female nearby as well. San Antonio, TX.

[Mark]

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Bewicks Wren, San Antonio.

[Mark]

Red Shouldered Hawk over my neighborhood in San Antonio.

[blackburnian]

2 hours ago, AlexHenry said:

Not sure, is it? Cassin’s would be a bit of a rarity but not super unusual

i just assumed Western but I would be happy to be wrong.

It is. Dusky grey, lemon yellow, distinct white cheek patch. No doubt for me. @AlexHenry

Edited March 29, 2020 by blackburnian

[Jefferson Shank]

Ruby-crowned Kinglet

[Jefferson Shank]

Carolina Chickadee

[dkommel]

Ruddy Duck at San Jacinto Wildlife Area

[bearcat6]

[AlexHenry]

Gray-crowned Rosy-Finch

[pictaker]

Had to laugh at this one... the egret is like WTF did I get myself into...

 

[mossyhorn]

[slidinghills]

Black-capped Chickadee - March 29, 2020

[Seattle]

I'll be watching for babies soon - this nest is pretty easy to see from the road

 

[bearcat6]

Thategret and snake pic reminded me of this, it looked like the snake tied a knot around the Herons' beak. Snake still got eaten.

[MarkG]

Eastern Phoebe by Mark Goodwin, on Flickr

[Kerri]

Small flock of approx. 15 birds mostly juvenile/immatures with 2-3 adults.

[Corey]

[bearcat6]

Vulture

[Jodi Nielson]

[dkommel]

Acorn woodpecker in San Dimas Canyon yesterday

[Charlie Spencer]

Cooper's , my back yard in Lexington County, central SC, 29 Mar 20

 

Edited March 30, 2020 by Charlie Spencer

[pictaker]

Wilsons snipe

 

[Jefferson Shank]

female Purple Martin

[Jefferson Shank]

Purple Martin pair