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Lord G
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Not Many Falcons, but I Did See Some Birds...
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...over the past several days. I've compiled some
pictures for viewing
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http://birdblog.marchlords.com/2010/08/some-recent-sightings.html
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Re: Not Many Falcons, but I Did See Some Birds...
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Nice pictures, Jim. "Static" is really a good word for A/B!
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Re: Not Many Falcons, but I Did See Some Birds...
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Quote from: Lord G on 08-Aug-10, 11:31:42 PM
...over the past several days. I've compiled some
pictures for viewing
at Peregrinations.
http://birdblog.marchlords.com/2010/08/some-recent-sightings.html
Thanks, Jim - I am sooooo jealous of those Pileated Woodpeckers at your suet feeder! These were once my "bogey birds". (Do birders use that expression in the US re a bird that always eludes them? They do here...). Finally got my eye on one a few years back - but to have them right outside the window? Wow! The Great Spotted Woodpecker, extinct here for ages, has now made its way back, probably from Wales. I look forward to my first contact...
The Belted Kingfisher is another favourite, and a trip home is incomplete if I have not seen one...
Slainte!
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Thanks for the beautiful pictures Jim
Bobbie the GSW is a cool looking woodpecker
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Re: Not Many Falcons, but I Did See Some Birds...
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Quote from: Bobbie Ireland on 09-Aug-10, 05:31:05 AM
Quote from: Lord G on 08-Aug-10, 11:31:42 PM
...over the past several days. I've compiled some
pictures for viewing
at Peregrinations.
http://birdblog.marchlords.com/2010/08/some-recent-sightings.html
Thanks, Jim - I am sooooo jealous of those Pileated Woodpeckers at your suet feeder! These were once my "bogey birds". (Do birders use that expression in the US re a bird that always eludes them? They do here...). Finally got my eye on one a few years back - but to have them right outside the window? Wow! The Great Spotted Woodpecker, extinct here for ages, has now made its way back, probably from Wales. I look forward to my first contact...
The Belted Kingfisher is another favourite, and a trip home is incomplete if I have not seen one...
Slainte!
Bobbie
I've only seen 2 Woody Woodpeckers in my life....I find them fascinating and huge. My favorite though is the Red-Bellied. I see them and the Downy every day at the feeders where I babysit. Can always tell when their in the area, their calls are "music to my ears". I don't recall ever seeing a Great Spotted. Nice looking bird also. Thanks Bobbie and Jim.
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Do they call them Kingfishers because they have hair like Don King? What a doo.
They are cute.
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