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[RichardC]

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[SteveAdler]

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[Darmok N Jalad]

A new one for me, the kingbird.

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[Darmok N Jalad]

Baltimore oriole. They seem to really like black walnuts when they leaf out and flower. I guess there is something tasty that helps pollinate them?

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[roboroto]

Savannah sparrow, I think? Corrections always appreciated. edit: PFrank identifies below as a juvenile American robin. Seems about right!

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[PFrank]

Savannah sparrow, I think? Corrections always appreciated.

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It is a fledgling American Robin.

 

[roboroto]

It is a fledgling American Robin.

I see, makes a lot more sense given the region, the coloration, and also the saturation of mature robins!

 

[Harvey Melvin Richards]

A long-billed curlew, a species of concern for my area. Even though it‘s a shore bird, they nest in the prairie.

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EM128619-1 by Harvey Richards, on Flickr

https://www.audubon.org/field-guide/bird/long-billed-curlew

 

[felipegeek]

NYC Central Park - Cardinal

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[Darmok N Jalad]

Some geese and their young, munching on cheese puffs. A man showed up at the park with a bag of them. He had a special needs son who was excited to watch them eat. As soon as the geese heard the bag open, they came running, so I'm guessing this happens all the time, and cheese puffs are a goose delicacy.

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[mauve]

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[Rrybicki]

That Blue jay again...

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[SteveAdler]

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[mauve]

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[Darmok N Jalad]

The last to leave the nest. This one wasn't as apt to fly, and I watched his mom chase a squirrel off to keep him safe.

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[Brownie]

The rare bird shot from me. As per usual, I have no idea what it is. Narrowed it down to a Finch, Grossbeak, or Redturn. Had a very pretty song.

Eh?

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[Darmok N Jalad]

The rare bird shot from me. As per usual, I have no idea what it is. Narrowed it down to a Finch, Grossbeak, or Redturn. Had a very pretty song.

Eh?

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House finch. We get quite a few, they like to roll with the sparrows and blend in fairly well.

 

[Barking]

Chomping on a Dandelion...I need him for my lawn ??

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[Olympist]

Barnacle geese (Branta leucopsis), spring migration. North Karelia, Finland.

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Barnacle geese (Branta leucopsis)

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Barnacle geese (Branta leucopsis)

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Barnacle geese, (Branta leucopsis)

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Barnacle goose (Branta leucopsis)

 

[L0n3Gr3yW0lf]

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"Chinese Dinner for Four delivery?" Sorry for the high noise, even at ISO 1.250 Topaz had a lot of trouble because the light was very low for f 6.3, needing to boost the shadows forced the chroma noise to multiply like flees in the summer. The moment was so fast and instant that I did not have a lot of time to react, I could have gotten away with 2-3 stops of slower shutter speed but this Uber driver seemed to be in Rush Hour 4.

Found a better one, more or less:

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"Anyone ordered a big dinner?"