Great photos!
Snowy Egret
Great Blue Heron
Tern
Ya, It's easy to identify a bird as a tern. Which one can be tough!
Snowy Egret
Great Blue Heron
Tern
Ya, It's easy to identify a bird as a tern. Which one can be tough!
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hurtinbuckaroo
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We met someone who was using the Merlin app; he did the Forster’s ID, so I’ll blame him and Merlin if it’s wrong.
We met someone who was using the Merlin app; he did the Forster’s ID, so I’ll blame him and Merlin if it’s wrong.
eBird/Cornell Lab, yup. They have great resources.
hurtinbuckaroo
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I downloaded Merlin yesterday; I'll be trying it out today at Bombay Hook, if the weather clears up.We met someone who was using the Merlin app; he did the Forster’s ID, so I’ll blame him and Merlin if it’s wrong.
eBird/Cornell Lab, yup. They have great resources.
hurtinbuckaroo
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Bombay Hook: bald eagle from extremely close range (< 20 feet), blue heron, turkeys.
A few from yesterday
Spotted Turtle (Only my second photo of one)
Cormorant
Canada Goose with chicklets
Baltimore Oriole
Red wing blackbird
Spotted Turtle (Only my second photo of one)
Cormorant
Canada Goose with chicklets
Baltimore Oriole
Red wing blackbird
Arctish
Centimillionaire
I saw a small flock of Bohemian waxwings today. I didn't get any pictures (I only had my cell phone and they were pretty high up in the trees) but I found them by following the sounds of their calls:
Donald Trump
Lee Canyon
Spring Mountain Wilderness Area
05/13/2023
Lee Canyon
Spring Mountain Wilderness Area
05/13/2023
hurtinbuckaroo
Veteran Member
That beast looks way too smart.
Shadowy Man
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Some recent photos mine:
Pacific Tree Frog (I think). It was very small and I almost missed it while photographing some flowers in a nearby reserve.
This ladybug was there too:
And this hummingbird was visiting our feeder on our patio:
Pacific Tree Frog (I think). It was very small and I almost missed it while photographing some flowers in a nearby reserve.
This ladybug was there too:
And this hummingbird was visiting our feeder on our patio: