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Pine Warbler (M)
Setophaga pinus
Swallow Cliff Woods North
Cook County
Illinois
USA
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Pine squirrels are small tree squirrels with bushy tails. The name "pine squirrel" is given due to its preference for pine cones and other conifer seeds.
Murphys Point Provincial Park, Ontario
Great to have some close Pine Martens views on our last trip to Scotland - although sadly this adult seems to have a cataract affecting its left eye.
Cataracts cause a clouding to the lens which results in a gradual vision problem. Thankfully this individual seemed unaffected.
Here in North Carolina, "winter" only happens for a day or two every couple of years. Today is one of those days, and it's a morning for our winter warblers - here's one of my Pine Warblers out by the feeder.
Forêt Montmorency, Québec
Autre visiteur de la forêt boréale, on remarquera son bec parfaitement profilé pour fouiller les cônes de pins .
Another visitor to the boreal forest is its perfectly profiled beak for searching pine cones.
Cliquez pour agrandir \ Click for closer view
We have had a flock of about 40 Pine Siskins come in to feed in our backyard. This is the third day they have visited, and they come several times a day. The Siskins were picking through the seeds to find the shelled sunflower seeds and also loved our Suet feeding station. Photo taken in our backyard in Camas, Washington.
A few more of the Pine Marten from Scotland. I really can't wait to get back up there (different area) in October in all the Autumn colour!
Pine Siskin (Carduelis pinus) in an urban park in north Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
2 January, 2016.
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(Setophaga pinus). Deep East Texas.
A beautiful male Pine Warbler perches on a Winged Elm in the understory of a mature pine-hardwood upland forest.
As I walked by this tree on the summit of Mt. Pemigewasset the idea of taking this bokeh shot immediately came to mind.
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