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Road trip to Central Florida
A lone female painted bunting was eating at the feeder near the pond. A catbird on St. Frances’s head. Your basic mockingbird shot. There must have been a robin convention going on. They were everywhere at the park. Really cool … Continue reading
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Tagged alligator, baby owl, bok tower, catbird, female painted bunting, great horned owl, lake parker, mallard, mockingbird, purple galliinule, robins
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The usual suspects
At Chesnut Park in late November.
Common and uncommon birds at Chesnut Park
Above are some of the common birds you see in the winter here. An Eastern phoebe, a catbird, a black and white warbler and a blue-gray gnatcatcher. Another common year round bird, the pileated woodpecker. Most of the time I … Continue reading
Flying things at the Botanical Gardens
A cat bird in the berry bushes. A young little blue heron in the lake. There is water under there. Tiny critters buzzing around. A house wren hanging on a Christmas decoration. This cute Carolina wren was giving me some … Continue reading
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Tagged bee, botanical gardens, butterfly, carolina wren, catbird, flowers, house wren, little blue heron
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Nothing but skeeters at Honeymoon Island in December
And this eastern towhee. I don’t see these very often. Catbirds are very common here. It’s common to see a kestrel high up in a tree. The eagle is on the nest. I’ve heard that the rangers have reported there … Continue reading
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Tagged catbird, downy woodpecker, eagle, eagle's nest, eastern towhee, honeymoon island, kestrel
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Still looks like Spring here
An upside down black and white warbler. At first I thought this was a palm warbler but when I cropped it up I noticed it was more yellow so I’m not sure what this is. A yellow throated warbler peaking … Continue reading
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Tagged black and white warbler, botanical gardens, catbird, flowers, worms, yellow throated warbler
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A squirrel and a frog
Not sure what this warbler is. Too pale to be a yellow warbler. Could be a first year of some type? No real markings on it. It was the only warbler I saw that morning at the end of September. … Continue reading
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Tagged catbird, falcon, frog, squirrel eating pine cone, warbler
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Lots of birds but nothing new.
A “yellow” bird. I think this is a white eyed vireo even though you can’t really see the white from this angle. Thanks to Ken for IDing this as a bay breasted warbler. Matches my Stokes guide. Possible palm warbler. … Continue reading
Flappers and jumpers at the botanical gardens
This bluebird was singing pretty loud on a light post. I don’t know what this is. It flew onto the same post as the bluebird above. At first I thought it was a juvenile bluebird but that beak looks different. … Continue reading
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Tagged atlanta botanical gardens, bluebird, catbird, frogs, goldfinch, robin
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Rainbow of birds for spring migration
I think the indigo bunting was my favorite bird of the day. Last spring I could not get a decent picture of him. When I first got the woods I saw a flash of blue and didn’t see him again … Continue reading
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Tagged american redstart, catbird, fort desoto, indigo bunting, kingbird, nature, orchard oriole, red eyed vireo, spring migration, summer tanager
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