Share Birds

[Chris5107]

I know this is a share birds thread but I am sharing birds and fish. I am not sure the fish are happy about that .

This is from a visit to Conowingo dam in Maryland on 11/24.

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[Zeus1]

Just some ducks.


Mr. and Ms. Tufted Duck (Aythya fuligula)

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Mr. and Ms. Gadwall (Mareca strepera)

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[Darmok N Jalad]

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[Darmok N Jalad]

The 75-300ii strikes again.

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[Bidkev]

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Barn Owl by Kevin Dickinson, on Flickr

 

[mcgillro]

Godwits and white swans at Clive today. Haven't seen white swans there for over ten years, probably more like twelve years. Spur winged plovers as well.

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[LightSpeed]

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[Rrybicki]

Spent Thanksgiving at a friend's place in Singburi, Thailand. Here are some yard birds.

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Great Myna

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Chinese white-faced Drongo

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Brown-throated Sunbird

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Scaly-breasted Munia

Russ

 

[roboroto]

Duck T-pose. I knew birds weren't real...

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Memes aside, a few more attached.

 

[Henk van Slooten]

Sleeping beauty in the rain, Cormorant (Phalacrocorax carbo)

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[jederick]

A few poses from my first Rough-legged hawk of this winter. The sun hadn't quite peeked over the mountains and there was a lot of moisture in the air this morning resulting in more "noise" than I would have liked in these photos.

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[WhidbeyLVR]

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Beautiful portrait, Steve.

I love photographing macaws when I have the opportunity. Here is one from several years ago with my E-P5 and the 75-300mm.

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[SteveAdler]

Beautiful portrait, Steve.

I love photographing macaws when I have the opportunity. Here is one from several years ago with my E-P5 and the 75-300mm.

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Thank you. That one was chained to a post and he was so lonely for attention and loved being petted. Such intelligent and sensitive birds.

 

[L0n3Gr3yW0lf]

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Crows by the corn field, I think the corn got too wet to be harvested and it was just left there now, wasting away in the winter. It does look like an amazing place for bird photography because I have seen a huge variety of birds fling in, out and around the field.

 

[JamesBedster]

Whilst on a short break in Cheddar Gorge England, saw this female grey wag-tail.

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[MiguelATF]

A tree by a lake outside of Klamath Falls, Oregon, where a number of Black-crowned Night Herons are roosting---

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In flight, they look surprisingly like small winged dinosaurs---

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[John King]

A tree by a lake outside of Klamath Falls, Oregon, where a number of Black-crowned Night Herons are roosting---

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In flight, they look surprisingly like small winged dinosaurs---

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Birds are dinosaurs, Miguel ...

Strangely, they apparently come from the lizard hipped dinosaurs, not the bird hipped dinosaurs.

Lately, it has been discovered that at least some dinosaurs had brightly coloured feathers, and they had four chamber hearts - i.e. they were warm blooded, as are modern birds.

 

[Bidkev]

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Brown Honeyeater (1) by Kevin Dickinson, on Flickr