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Lesser goldfinches sit on the fuchsia to avoid the rain

Birdwatching cats.

Sooty-capped Chlorospingus / Tangara de Monte Cejiblanca

Now THIS one I could identify

Rutland Water ospreys

31st May 2013 with Grandad Jim Wedge

  

Flame-colored Tanager / Tangara Dorsirrayada (Cardenal)

Frio Bat Cave, Texas

Siskin through the window. Record shot. Photo copyright Pat Adams

Last in my short series of not very good pictures of birds I saw on my canal holiday. This picture doubles as my annual photo of a heron.

 

Its not that we didn't see many herons, there were plenty, but I was usually driving the boat when we saw them.

 

If you want to see some better heron pictures you can see them in one of my albums -

 

www.flickr.com/photos/quiteadept/sets/72157644873469099

Chicken, Ducks and ???

Students, like Rebekah and Erin, can learn outside the classroom on trips such as the spring biology trip led by Dr. Wallace and Dr. Lura...both birdwatching fans.

Scrub jay here for peanuts

Oystercatcher at Slimbridge WWT

Gissie's favorite things to do birdwatching and laying in the sun...Hey that's two of my favorites too!

Long-tailed Tit (Aegithalos caudatus) perched on a slender branch in natural woodland habitat. This small British songbird is recognised by its long tail, soft pink and white plumage, and delicate black markings. Captured in natural light with shallow depth of field and a soft woodland background.

Atlantic Ocean Shoreline

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