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The first Evening Grosbeak I have photographed in my yard, Yakima County Washington. This is a beautiful male. The buds on the flowering crabapple leave an interesting pattern of shadows on this birds back. IMG_4806
A female Evening Grosbeak (Coccothraustes vespertinus) was observed on the edge of the boreal woods north of Thorhild, Alberta, Canada.
Reports of the species visiting feeders east of Edmonton have occurred in the last several weeks.
29 December, 2016.
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It was lovely to get a rare night out in my old haunt. I really enjoyed distant views of barn and long eared owls, sadly on this occasion no pics.
The curlew is a bird which is highly skilled in avoiding yours truly.
So it was a nice surprise to get a very close encounter.
Numbers of this stunning bird are sadly on the decline, so it was nice to see them doing well locally.
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Once again a stormy evening sky got really dramatic, this time as I was walking down to the point (northern tip) on the central Bamberg island in Erba Park where the canal and the river come together. I had my Lumix mFT camera along, and it did a good job of catching the drama. It was a little after 6 p.m., about 20 minutes before sunset. In post-processing I took a white balance reading in the clouds since auto WB in Lightroom and the camera both failed to get anywhere close. So the photo recaptures pretty much what I saw with my own eyes last evening. [P1020701_lr_2000]
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