Bird Id Part Ii

[paulnj]

Almost like a squirrel.

Blue jays are a bit tough, but try to catch a tufted titmouse or chickadee coming in to feed and you will have tough

[Lava Lamp]

Blue jays are a bit tough, but try to catch a tufted titmouse or chickadee coming in to feed and you will have tough

I photographed this bird today in the woods (no feeder.)

[Lava Lamp]

Posted one of these divers in the old bird ID post...

[Lava Lamp]

But I kinda like the fish. Also from today.

[Lava Lamp]

No fish, though. ;) It's actually a different bird than the first one.

[Lava Lamp]

Little more artsy.

[paulnj]

Little more artsy.

First I must ask how you took this snowy egret's image from below ;)

Then I must let you know that the last 45 days I have been working, counting hawks or documenting the 2 hawkwatches or watching RAIN on my day off

The watch is over as of TONIGHT and one week left of getting images together to making a digital slide show, powerpoint presentation and a huge project report(I am basicly just supplying the image and some help thereafter)

After that , hopefully I can find birds to photograph!!!

[Knight]

Finaly got a fair picture of a BlueJay after them eating a pound of peanuts They realy love them

[Alina]

[Knight]

Superb Captures Alina

Paulnj i dont know who this little fellow is ,he did not fly up to the feeder he was content to stay on the ground for a few minutes , then he left as quickly as he arrived. Not a good capture for now maybe next time .

[Lava Lamp]

Superb Captures Alina

Paulnj i dont know who this little fellow is ,he did not fly up to the feeder he was content to stay on the ground for a few minutes , then he left as quickly as he arrived. Not a good capture for now maybe next time .

I think I have a picture of the same bird on page 3. Paul identified it as a dark-eyed junco. Would you agree?

[Lava Lamp]

I was very pleased to meet this fella.

[Knight]

Indeed L L i think it is a Dark-eyed Junco i missed that one and great woodpecker shots

[paulnj]

You found a piliated cashing food for the winter! They DO NOT nest this time of year, but do sleep in cavities still. That is where it should be all winter.

[paulnj]

dark eyed junco

[paulnj]

Finaly got a fair picture of a BlueJay after them eating a pound of peanuts They realy love them

Nice shot. Yes they are fond of peanuts!

[paulnj]

You got me on the top(1ST ) image! WHERE did you shoot that (and the 4th)?

After that we get the...

2nd.. BOHEMIAN waxwing
3rd... GBH
4th.. a bullfinch of some kind maybe???
5th.. australian pelican

[ChowChi-Ching]

[ChowChi-Ching]

Here is a young owl that was learning to fly, it landed next to our house. Mom was watching VERY close as I took the picture. They have moved on now, there was two babies and two parents, they left after one of the babies was killed by a power line.

[paulnj]

That looks very much like a great horned owlet to me.

Oh and you mallard is domesticated ;)

[ChowChi-Ching]

Yep, it is a Great Horned, I tried to get good pics of the mom but I didn't have a good camera then.
The Mallard is actually wild, it was in a lake by a park that we were visiting. There was a bunch of them swimming with seagulls.

[Lava Lamp]

Can you tell what this is, Paul? I was very happy to see him, but he happened by when I had my camera set for something totally different. Still in all, I kinda like it.

[ChowChi-Ching]

Okay, my mallard seems to have disappeared! (and I can't edit that post to repost him there. The "edit" button is not showing!)

Lol, here he is again........

[Lava Lamp]

Bad pics, tho'

[paulnj]

Can you tell what this is, Paul? I was very happy to see him, but he happened by when I had my camera set for something totally different. Still in all, I kinda like it.

looks osprey to me by the way it holds it's wings ;)