A Beauty
Aug 18, 2022 14:53:35 #
From my usual place, Kingsbury State Fish and Wildlife area, Kingsbury, IN. Two miles of utility poles, and normally turkey vultures, Cooper's Hawks, and Red-Tailed Hawks perch on top early in the morning as the sun rises. I don't see too many others, but I am happy with the ones that visit. I think Number Four was way off course. The property manager told me to look for an unusual looking bird that was in the area for about a week, and it was eating snails. Can anyone identify FOUR for me, please?
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stillkickin wrote:
Very nice ones Joe
Bill
Bill
Thank you, Still!
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Fabulous set, Joe. Great detail in the downloads. Love that the green heron looks like a spider included her in his web.
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joecichjr wrote:
From my usual place, Kingsbury State Fish and Wild... (show quote)
Nice shots, Joe, particularly of the raptors. Based on the yellow patch in front of the eye, I am going to have to vote for Green Heron for #4 although it is very similar to the American Bittern. A side view might help clarify if you get another chance.
Bubba
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