birds
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Bird Weekly Round-Up – Week #29
It is truly amazing to watch birds fly high or low in the sky. The aerial show they put on for us humans is an absolute necessity for their survival. This week we showcased birds with long wingspans. Continue reading
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Last Photo – Dec. 2020
The last photo from my Sony A6300 on 12-31-2020 while birding at Huguenot Park in Jacksonville, Florida was the Semipalmated Plover. Continue reading
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SQUARES – Up in a Tree
These Roseate Spoonbills were preparing to roost in the trees that line the Hillsborough River at Lettuce Lake Park in Tampa, Florida. Continue reading
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Bird Weekly – Photo Challenge – Birds with Long Wingspans
Happy 2021 everyone! Our first Bird Weekly Photo Challenge for the new year! We had some great birding in 2020 despite the challenges the world is facing with the pandemic, economy and job loss. Continue reading
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Bird Weekly Challenge List
I have updated the Bird Weekly Challenge Page for upcoming challenges through Week #40. If you are a planner, you can check it out by clicking on the image below to visit the page. Continue reading
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Water Water Everywhere #57 – Geese at the Cemetery
Yesterday, December 27, 2020, Frank and I went out birding for the Christmas Bird Count (CBC) for the Audubon Society. Our birds were logged onto Ebird.org per the usual. The Canada Goose has become a permanent resident in Florida. Continue reading
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Bird Weekly Round-Up – Week #28
Bird Weekly Round-Up #27 challenge was Birds near or in water or snow. Continue reading
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Water Water Everywhere #56 – heron vs. gator
Tricolored Heron pushing his luck with the big ole’ gator. In Florida, where there’s water, there is always a chance an alligator is somewhere to be found. Continue reading
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Bird Weekly – Photo Challenge – Birds in or Near the Water or Snow
The feature image is a Pileated Woodpecker. The old Woody Woodpecker himself. More information on him below. Keep scrolling! Continue reading
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Bird Weekly Round-Up – Week #27
Bird Weekly Round-Up #27 challenge was Birds with Red Feathers. Continue reading
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