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[paulnj]

the closest I can come with this bird is a plumage for I an not familiar with of the white eyed vireo.

The IRIS in this image ISN'T white and the YELLOW eyering looks WHITE!! That must be from the lighting, or IT'S NOT A WHITE EYED VIREO!

[Mike T]

the closest I can come with this bird is a plumage for I an not familiar with of the white eyed vireo.

The IRIS in this image ISN'T white and the YELLOW eyering looks WHITE!! That must be from the lighting, or IT'S NOT A WHITE EYED VIREO!

That's the bird I thought it was, before I downsized for this site you could see the white of its eye. I'll have to check out that warbler book, I think that might be the one I was looking at on the Amazon site the other night. The one I saw in the book store didn't have much more info than "Sibleys Guide to Birds" , I don't look at the field manuals to much I don't need more things to carry.
Mike

[paulnj]

I have 90% of my images on external HD and can't find my power cord right now..........

But here is a yellow throated vireo from the delaware water gap area taken june 29th.

The file was a quick crop/edit for my birding partner to PROVE to him what it was ;)

[paulnj]

..... I will let this thread leave the page..... DO YOU?

Field sparrow.... CROPPED HEAVILY

I wanted a new species, so here we go

[Mike T]

Here's another Sparrow, this one is from back in April. You really aren't gonna let this die are you.
Mike

[paulnj]

White- throated sparrow.

No I won't let it die ;)

Maybe I will let it after it passes WELL BEYOND all the sticky threads?

I have 6000 + unedited images, so I am sure I can get 500 more to post

[Lava Lamp]

White- throated sparrow.

No I won't let it die ;)

Maybe I will let it after it passes WELL BEYOND all the sticky threads?

I have 6000 + unedited images, so I am sure I can get 500 more to post

Been trying to get you some. Too busy, too rainy, not finding anything new to shoot...

[Mike T]

Another sparrow, this one from back in late June.
Mike

[paulnj]

LL.. SAME HERE, which is why Mike and I are posting old images ;)

That's a pretty nice chipping sparrow image Mike!

[Mike T]

Another Sparrow, I looked through some of my shots and I don't have a lot of sparrow pictures. I might have to start paying more attention to them.This shot goes back to last spring and was from one of my first times out with my new 10D.
Mike

[paulnj]

SONG sparrow..... I do believe(not the typical eatern range song seen in most books though). I have seen a good number of what appears to be a southwestern varient in NJ

[Lava Lamp]

This one has been posted, but it is a first for me...

[Lava Lamp]

I don't remember seeing one of these in the post yet. Too bad about the leaf in the face, but if you're going to reach 2,000, we might need to make some sacrifices.

[Lava Lamp]

Stumbled across a rookery.

[Lava Lamp]

Closest I've been to one of these.

[Lava Lamp]

...I'm not sure. More from today.

[paulnj]

That moorhen is GREAT, but having never seen a EURASIAN COLLARED DOVE)well maybe in FL, but I don't recall)!!!! I like this image ALOT!

[paulnj]

Little Blue Heron!!!!!!!

[paulnj]

That black crowned nightheron image is nice, but these immature wood ducks are WAY better than I have EVER gotten

We will make 1000 at best?(you surely will!!!), but I am amazed we made it this far

STILL WANT 2K anyway!!!

I will get back to shooting soon, as my schedule is CRAZY right now and birds are scarce right now

[Lava Lamp]

May I have an ID, please?

[paulnj]

you already know it's a wood stork ;)

UGLY aren't they !!!

I have seen a pair hunting take 2 baby raccoons while the mother tried to defend them.... FOOD CHAIN

[almo]

Hey Paul, what is this bird???

[Mike T]

Here is another bird that I don't remember being posted yet. Another old shot from back in April. I don't know how many more birds I have shots of that would be new to this thread, I might have to go back and make a list. Do you have a list of the birds posted here Paul ?
Mike

[paulnj]

I changed my mind on this post.... sorry guys , but you can't see me flipping the BIRD today

[paulnj]

As I am sure you know...

This is the first warbler to PASS THROUGH NJ on it's way to the breeding grounds. It's a PALM WARBLER. A nice image of one too!

NO I don't have a list of species posted and it would take hours on dialup (yes I am a dinosaur) to get one. Beside new species is not important in my quest for the GREATEST THREAD HERE EVER