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What a treat to watch a couple of House Finches dry off their feathers in the Lilac tree in our backyard. It had rained in the morning. But then the afternoon was sunny and warm enough to sit on the deck. The female finch was in the bush too. They both snacked on the new buds on my Burning Bush. I wasn’t worried. There are tons of buds to share with them. They were quite relaxed and stayed for a long time before moving on. I am eager for the next visitors to arrive. Possibly the Oriole again this spring? Happy Wing Wednesday!
Another visit to the Wetlands with long time friend and fellow flickr tog Joe Micallef.
We had sprinkling rain and overcast conditions which was ideal for light - there were a couple of Welcome Swallows that perched nicely and allowed us to get a few close up portraits - hope you like this one!
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Straight out of the dryer, these guys really fluff up. One of two Great Horned owlets on the next. This one is very close to fledging.
DSC_2510. Wood pigeon/Houtduif.
Just an "ordinary" wood pigeon on a windy day visiting my garden!
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Male Eastern Bluebird getting spruced up for the little ladies close by. Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area, Lancaster County PA.
Numenius americanus,
Morro Strand State Beach,
Morro Bay, California
As much as I like the splayed out feathers, while looking at this photo I noticed the feet had sunk into the sand and, knowing how light this bird is, wondered how quickly the feet sink.
Fluffed up Common Grackle among the twigs at Bombay Hook NWR, in Delaware.
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Fluff seeds of ‘Nokongiku’ in the roadside hedge.
Aster microcephalus var. ovatus (‘Nokongiku’ in Japanese) is a perennial flowering plant in the aster family, native to Japan.
Breeding Anhinga with those cool teal rings around its eyes blow dries and fluffs at Viera Wetlands.
Bearded Tits have an amazing ability to really fluff up their feathers to retain heat, probably a matter of life or death in the middle of winter huddled together in the reedbed. If you know of a bird that can look more like a puffball than a Beardie I would like to know!