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    Buglin Billy
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    Birds from Utah











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    Re: Birds from Utah

    Very nice series. - Terry
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    Re: Birds from Utah

    Very nice images. what vireo is that?
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    Re: Birds from Utah

    I beleive its the Warbler Vireo.

    As a side note, I was sitting in a treestand, hunting elk with my bow and taking photos, and he just flew in, sat for just long enough for me to snap his photo and was gone within a fraction of a second of the time I took the photo. I thought for a moment I had missed it.

    Have a great bowhunt. BB
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    Re: Birds from Utah

    Great images BB, thanks for sharing. I am glad to see that we here in the northern prairies aren't the only ones that have to contend with those rascal magpies - good image - as they are very hard to photograph - very wary, at least in my area.

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    Re: Birds from Utah

    Nice variety. It is very interesting to see the prevalent species in different parts of the country/world.
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    Re: Birds from Utah

    Here are a few more Utah birds that I know are pretty commen on every place I have gone.









    Have a good one. BB
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    Re: Birds from Utah

    Great to see a red shafted flicker!
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