Eastern Phobe?
Dec 23, 2022 19:37:47 #
JimBunk
Loc: Ontario, Canada & FL
I’m amazed about what tech can do these days.
I opened the photo app on my iPad and loaded this photo.
The info box suggested this was a photo of a bird (surprise),
but when I clicked on it, it suggested it was an Eastern Phobe.
I’m not a birder, but it seems correct.
It is apparently an uncommon catch at Wakodahatchee.
I opened the photo app on my iPad and loaded this photo.
The info box suggested this was a photo of a bird (surprise),
but when I clicked on it, it suggested it was an Eastern Phobe.
I’m not a birder, but it seems correct.
It is apparently an uncommon catch at Wakodahatchee.
Dec 23, 2022 19:48:16 #
Dec 23, 2022 21:04:34 #
rwm283main
Loc: Terryville, CT
It's definitely an Eastern Phoebe. We see a lot of them here in Connecticut during the summer. Typically breeding area for them here. By the middle of November they've all but left for warmer climates where they can catch bugs.
Great catch.
Thanks for sharing.
Great catch.
Thanks for sharing.
Dec 24, 2022 00:05:51 #
Dec 24, 2022 05:44:43 #
JimBunk wrote:
I’m amazed about what tech can do these days.
I opened the photo app on my iPad and loaded this photo.
The info box suggested this was a photo of a bird (surprise),
but when I clicked on it, it suggested it was an Eastern Phobe.
I’m not a birder, but it seems correct.
It is apparently an uncommon catch at Wakodahatchee.
I opened the photo app on my iPad and loaded this photo.
The info box suggested this was a photo of a bird (surprise),
but when I clicked on it, it suggested it was an Eastern Phobe.
I’m not a birder, but it seems correct.
It is apparently an uncommon catch at Wakodahatchee.
Nice shot.
Dec 24, 2022 08:41:01 #
Dec 24, 2022 09:09:17 #
Dec 24, 2022 13:33:15 #
JimBunk wrote:
I’m amazed about what tech can do these days.
I opened the photo app on my iPad and loaded this photo.
The info box suggested this was a photo of a bird (surprise),
but when I clicked on it, it suggested it was an Eastern Phobe.
I’m not a birder, but it seems correct.
It is apparently an uncommon catch at Wakodahatchee.
I opened the photo app on my iPad and loaded this photo.
The info box suggested this was a photo of a bird (surprise),
but when I clicked on it, it suggested it was an Eastern Phobe.
I’m not a birder, but it seems correct.
It is apparently an uncommon catch at Wakodahatchee.
A beauty ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Dec 25, 2022 00:35:23 #
JimBunk wrote:
I’m amazed about what tech can do these days.
I opened the photo app on my iPad and loaded this photo.
The info box suggested this was a photo of a bird (surprise),
but when I clicked on it, it suggested it was an Eastern Phobe.
I’m not a birder, but it seems correct.
It is apparently an uncommon catch at Wakodahatchee.
I opened the photo app on my iPad and loaded this photo.
The info box suggested this was a photo of a bird (surprise),
but when I clicked on it, it suggested it was an Eastern Phobe.
I’m not a birder, but it seems correct.
It is apparently an uncommon catch at Wakodahatchee.
Nice capture!
Dec 25, 2022 21:58:28 #
JimBunk wrote:
I’m amazed about what tech can do these days.
I opened the photo app on my iPad and loaded this photo.
The info box suggested this was a photo of a bird (surprise),
but when I clicked on it, it suggested it was an Eastern Phobe.
I’m not a birder, but it seems correct.
It is apparently an uncommon catch at Wakodahatchee.
I opened the photo app on my iPad and loaded this photo.
The info box suggested this was a photo of a bird (surprise),
but when I clicked on it, it suggested it was an Eastern Phobe.
I’m not a birder, but it seems correct.
It is apparently an uncommon catch at Wakodahatchee.
Beautiful pic, Jim!
Dec 26, 2022 12:29:23 #
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