Bird Id Part Ii

Yellow rumped warbler ;) They are quite big for a warbler aren't they !

Lava, that looks just like the one I posted...but a better pic..hehe. :D

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Originally Posted by julsoph

Lava, that looks just like the one I posted...but a better pic..hehe. :D

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Had a flock in my back yard today...

From my winter feeder :)

Newly photographed species for me.

Heres His Brother Lava Lamp :)

Humm maybe not lol

BOREAL CHICKADEE..... new species for the ID threads :) I found a few breeding pairs in Ferd's Bog in the adirondacks(upstate NY) last summer.

young yellow bellied sapsucker! SWEET!!!!!!

I haven't seen any around in weeks(they are migrating through), so maybe you found the one I was watching for a few days ;)

Yours is also a good woodpecker .. for the east coast

Hairy woodpecker

but this is a better picture (marginally.)

grey catbird

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Originally Posted by Lava Lamp

Had a flock in my back yard today...

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Oh, neat!!

And nice one with the sapsucker...:D

Another from my feeder :)

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Originally Posted by Knight

Another from my feeder :)

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OH I HATE YOU ;)

One of the few birds I have never seen... yet.

Evening Grosbeak

But this one is a little better. Shot it today.

This bird was on the water with the sun hitting it hard. I spot metered on the bird, but it wasn't enough. I have an idea what it might be, but could use your guidance, swami.

Also a species posted int he first ID thread, but I like this one A LOT better.

Male belted kingfisher, pied billed grebe and a white ibis ;)

Not a very good capture on my part, i should have gone in closer , but i was excited its the first time i C a Cardinal and the light was poor :(

Only see these occassionally...

They are very hard to get in my area due to being leary, so Kudos to you !

You don't think you can fool me with a drab tricolor I hope ;)

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Originally Posted by paulnj

They are very hard to get in my area due to being leary, so Kudos to you !

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Like cardinals, I find it really hard to get a shot of these...

Almost like a squirrel.

Sat on your shoes ?

We've has mallards MUGGING us in Winter for food.
They can't rell bread from finger, so you have to be prepared for a little discomfort.
Plus they can't tell bread from shoelaces, which can make it interesting when you try to walk away.