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I have not had the opportunity yet to play with my new lens outside so this is another hand held through the kitchen window shot. Blackbirds are pretty common but they have a certain charm I think.
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Thought I would finish the year with another seasonal image. Wishing everyone all the best for 2017.
I photographed this cock Blackbird, while out with our dog this morning. A common enough sight, of course, but his plumage positively shone in the early morning sunshine, so I thought I'd post his portrait.
Suffolk - March 2017.
Common blackbird (Turdus merula) male standing on a ground.
Samiec kosa (Turdus merula) stojÄ…cy na ziemi.
Mr Blackbird comes down for a drink after I put out fresh water to replace the water that had frozen over night last Sunday.A fresh sprinkling of snow had also fallen over night with a few flurries during the morning.
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The migration is ramping up here. For the purpose of my project. I will often post more than one image daily to move my numbers ahead and avoid a backlog. I don't expect a comment on each image. Today's set includes this Red-winged Blackbird, Canvasback, and American Coot.
Added to my Canada 150 Album.
This was tricky, a black bird in the shade and backlight. Blackbirds are very common also during the winter in Sweden.
Red-winged Blackbird (Agelaius phoenixes) male displaying on its territory on a cattail wetland just west of Burstall, Saskatchewan, Canada.
25 May, 2016.
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Female common blackbird (Turdus merula) standing by a tree.
Samica kosa (Turdus merula) stojąca koło drzewa.
A Yellow-headed Blackbird (Xanthocephalus xanthocephalus) male checking out a potential wetland nesting territory on the prairie landscape near Brooks, Alberta, Canada.
17 May, 2013.
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