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[Johnd]

 

[bearcat6]

Wild Turkey

[FlowerShooter]

Oklahoma State Bird

[Tim Emmerzaal]

An impatient young Downy Woodpecker with dad.

[MarkG]

House Wren by Mark Goodwin, on Flickr

[bearcat6]

[Connor Cochrane]

[MarkG]

Red-winged Blackbird by Mark Goodwin, on Flickr

[MizKatie]

Finally! Photo of, I believe, the female Bluebird. Central Florida. The wooden pole is where the nest is.

[Chris Clem]

La Conte's Thrasher, saw this guy this morning at the seed feeder, he then when out in the weeds. Even out here in the rural desert (Yucca Valley Ca) we don't see them all that much. I wasn't able to get closer that about 75ft with a 600mm lens as he roamed the weeds out back.

 

[joe]

MN,   6-22-20   Common Yellowthroat :

[RobinHood]

Black-crowned Night Heron this morning (don't seem to be as many around this year) and sticking with a slower shutter (1/500 here) for BIF whenever I can.

[bearcat6]

[pictaker]

Yellow Crowned Night heron chicks, about 4 weeks old

[Chris Clem]

I could see where landing on the top of a Joshua Tree might be a little dicey, but they do it all the time. Yucca Valley....Mojave Desert

 

[MarkG]

Eastern Kingbird by Mark Goodwin, on Flickr

[FlowerShooter]

This curious Downy provided my best photo of the day.

[Kerri]

On 6/21/2020 at 12:44 PM, Connor Cochrane said:

Green-tailed Towhee by Connor Cochrane, on Flickr

I love how the rust and chartreuse colors are mirrored on the bird and in the rock. Fabulous photo!

Edited June 24, 2020 by Kerri

[Birding Boy]

A young Barn Swallow today

[dkommel]

Black Skimmer skimming at Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve in Huntington Beach CA yesterday.

[Tim Emmerzaal]

Quite happy with this song sparrow from this morning ? 

 

Edit; what would be the best way to upload photos here? They appear a bit blurry for me

Edited June 25, 2020 by Tim Emmerzaal

[Connor Cochrane]

[RobinHood]

10 hours ago, Tim Emmerzaal said:

what would be the best way to upload photos here? They appear a bit blurry for me

It shouldn't matter how you upload the image as the quality will be the same as the source image. It might be better to transfer directly from your computer rather than from a social media intermediate site which could possibly degrade your image but unlikely to be an issue (social media not my area of expertise). Your image looks fine on my desktop monitor - the focus point may be slightly in front of the bird but you can probably check this with editing software (this is available on Nikon s/w and I think one of the free ones, maybe FastStone).

Nice shot (all out of likes again).

[bearcat6]

[Kevin]

From yesterday.  Great Horned Owl.