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Sam holds a bushtit he just banded before releasing it back into the woods at Seward Park. This tiny bird weighed 4.5 grams.

During and after the RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch 2022

Putkia ja keskittynyttä touhua

Étang du Bischwald

Grèbe huppée

Podiceps cristatus

Bewick's wren on the balcony

My buddy from Atlanta came down in early December and we made our annual trek out to the Citra County Landfill to take photos of the bald eagles. Always an adventure since we never know what we might capture

Tringa glareola, Caldogno (VI)

Prise de vue depuis la terrasse, vers les vergers.

Merle noir qui vient d'attraper un vers de terre. Peut-être un jeune mâle (cercle oculaire et bec jaunâtre) ?

Eurasian blackbird, Turdus merula

Being at Rishikesh in Uttarakhand and miss an opportunity to do bird watching can be almost blasphemous. The entire northern Indian state is rich in flora, fauna and avi-fauna. Setting out on a #bird_watching_tour_in_Rishikesh is simply an unforgettable experience.

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Red eye removal doesn't work well with cats.. lol

Quando è fuori dall'acqua si vedono le grandi zampe con le dita lobate

@Central Park, New York.

Red-breasted nuthatch at dusk in the plum tree

My Uncle after a hard day BIRDWATCHING...

Goldfinch - Salisbury Plain - Wiltshire

Krammer smiles serenely; Stewie is a vampire

Townsend warbler in the juniper while it rains

Not a good day for photography, raining mostly.

A mixture of house finches and lesser goldfinches

Considering the weather has not been very good for photos lately, I've decided to rework some of my older photos and see if I can enhance them.

Three juvenile ospreys, almost ready to fly on their own.

During and after the RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch 2022

Lesser goldfinches in the plum tree

Ruff at Slimbridge WWT - Gloucestershire

Birdwatching workshop, April - May 2012.

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