Posted on January 22, 2021
by Lisa Coleman
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Week #32 challenge is Birds with brown feathers. This can be a splash of brown or brown all over! Many “girl” birds are brown whereas their more colorful boyfriend flashes his “Liberace” colors!
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Category: beach, birds, Birds Weekly Photo Challenge, nature, photo challenge, photography, travel, Uncategorized, waterTags: #birdweekly, #hawk, #heron, #kingfisher, #merganser, #osprey, #owl, #pelican, #photo, #pintail, #shoveler, #sora, #vulture, #woodduck, birding, birds, challenge, florida, photography
Posted on December 22, 2020
by Lisa Coleman
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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.
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Category: animals, birds, nature, photo challenge, photography, travel, Uncategorized, waterTags: #alligator, #birds, #fortclinch, #heron, @oureyesopen.blog, florida, nature, water, WWE
Posted on December 18, 2020
by Lisa Coleman
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The feature image is a Pileated Woodpecker. The old Woody Woodpecker himself. More information on him below. Keep scrolling!
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Category: beach, birds, Birds Weekly Photo Challenge, nature, photo challenge, photography, travel, Uncategorized, waterTags: #anhinga, #birdweekly, #cormorant, #ducks, #heron, #osprey, #pelican, #photo, #spoonbill, #teal, #wigeon, #willet, birding, birds, challenge, florida, photography
Posted on December 4, 2020
by Lisa Coleman
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The feature image is a Black-crowned Night Heron. They give us plenty of photo opportunities up close and personal when we visit Lettuce Lake Park in Tampa, Florida.
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Category: beach, birds, Birds Weekly Photo Challenge, nature, photo challenge, photography, travel, Uncategorized, waterTags: #birdweekly, #bluebird, #bunting, #chickadee, #grebe, #grosbeak, #heron, #kingfisher, #pelican, #photo, #warbler, birding, birds, challenge, florida, photography
Posted on November 13, 2020
by Lisa Coleman
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Long-legged birds tend to have a pronounced strut when they walk. Long legs are something I know nothing about since I’m only 5′ 1″ tall. I related much better to the short-legged bird challenge.
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Category: beach, birds, Birds Weekly Photo Challenge, nature, photo challenge, photography, travel, Uncategorized, waterTags: #avocet, #birdweekly, #egret, #heron, #ibis, #limpkin, #photo, #shorebirds, #stilt, #stork, beach, birding, birds, challenge, florida, photography
Posted on October 2, 2020
by Lisa Coleman
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Macro photography is close-up photography of small subjects. Mostly bugs and flowers get the spotlight, but today we are doing it on Bird Weekly. Macro is an extreme close-up, but for this post, any close-up will do. I know many of you don’t have a macro lens and that is okay.
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Category: birds, Birds Weekly Photo Challenge, nature, photo challenge, photography, travel, Uncategorized, waterTags: #anhinga, #birdweekly, #catbird, #egret, #gnatcatcher, #heron, #limpkin, #photo, birding, birds, challenge, florida, photography, water
Posted on July 10, 2020
by Lisa Coleman
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The word “merganser” comes from Latin meaning “plunging goose”.
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Category: birds, Birds Weekly Photo Challenge, nature, photo challenge, photography, travel, Uncategorized, waterTags: #birdweekly, #bluebird, #Florida, #heron, #lovebird, #photo, #scrubjay, #warbler, birding, birds, challenge, photography
Posted on March 29, 2020
by Lisa Coleman
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Here is the link to this week’s Black & White Photo Challenge. Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge – Birds Limpkin squawking up a storm with about 20 others. White Juvenile Ibis feeding Black-Crowned Night Heron preparing to strike American Coot
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Category: animals, birds, nature, photo challenge, travel, UncategorizedTags: #birding, #birds, #coot, #heron, #ibis, #limpkin, #photography, Cee's Black & White Challenge
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