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Another lifer this summer. Again, not as sharp as I'd have liked, but it's a decent record shot of a critter that's about an inch long.
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Aptly named, this mimid's call can sound like a "meow". A widespread songbird in the East. Lake St. Clair.
The Gray Catbird is known for its abilities as a mimic. It has one distinctive feature which usually goes un-noticed, a rusty red spot under the tail.
Round Lake Preserve
This bird was in the shadow of the pine trees this afternoon. I mistakenly thought it was a mocking bird from a distance as the appearance and voice is similar. I'm glad I don't have trust my old eyes alone to identify birds.
This Blue-gray Gnatcatcher was flitting around on tree branches near the boardwalk along the Fern Garden Trail in Highlands Hammock State Park in Highlands County, Florida.
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Nikon D500, Nikon 200-500mm
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1/2000, ISO 450
Hand held.
One of our local gray squirrels (presumably a western gray squirrel, Sciurus griseus), posing in an oddly human stance while contemplating a smorgasbord of spilled bird seed in my yard.
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