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    Nature/Wildlife Forum Co-Moderator Loupey's Avatar
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    Another Lunch Break

    Same place (same bird?) as yesterday. I think there are two males here. Been trying to capture them in the tall reeds but they are very skitish indeed.

    A little more dynamic pose and crop here:
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    Re: Another Lunch Break

    THERE YOU GO! Wait til you see the females in a week or so, they look nothing like the males.
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    Re: Another Lunch Break

    Paul, that's no way to lead on a non-birder (or new-birder). What does the female look like?

    I've always wanted one particular shot of the male RWB in a tall clump of weeds/reeds. I've had it pictured in my mind for about 20 years. Perhaps this year...
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