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setagate wrote in post #18726080
Very nice, Mike. Great colors!

Thank you for the nice kudos, Bob. Much appreciated.

LD, or Mike
Often mistaken, but never in doubt.

docg wrote in post #18726102
Red-bellied Woodpecker

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Great Red-bellied Woodpecker shot, Doc.

LD, or Mike
Often mistaken, but never in doubt.

Tom in Arizona wrote in post #18726255
Verdin...

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Nicely done sir!

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Weja wrote in post #18720163
Eurasian nuthatch

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Weja

What a beautiful shot Jan. Lovely.

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Lame-Duck wrote in post #18725829
You've taken on a big load Archibald. Entomology and ornithology cover a vast number of wildlife species. To be interested in both gives a person so many photo opportunities. Have fun and enjoy.

Thanks for the remark, Mike! It is a lot of fun.

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Juvenile Great tit

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Goldfinch

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llamedos wrote in post #18726220
Nice shot, love the look on the face of the bird in the background.

Thanks.
That Mature Pelican tried to unsuccessfully steal that fish from the youngster.

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Lame-Duck wrote in post #18726267
Great Red-bellied Woodpecker shot, Doc.

Thanks Mike. Appreciate your comment.

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edmidlifecrisis wrote in post #18726249
I have them nesting in my back yard. They are really common around south and central Florida.

I guess we can't have everything in our own back yard... Thankfully I have a couple other things.

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Eurasian collared dove

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paul katinas wrote in post #18726157
Pelican with catch
East coast Central Florida

paul katinas wrote in post #18726287
That Mature Pelican tried to unsuccessfully steal that fish from the youngster.

Lovely sequence. Well captured
The mature birds are very striking indeed.
Thanks for posting

Richard

Pondrader wrote in post #18726344
I guess we can't have everything in our own back yard... Thankfully I have a couple other things.

Hey Jeff..... I’d trade all of my Red-bellied Woodpeckers from in and around my place for just one of those beautiful moose you seem to have no trouble finding. If I did have one I’d probably be to much of a “fraidy cat” to get as close to him as you do.

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paul katinas wrote in post #18726157
Pelican with catch
East coast Central Florida
Happy trails

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Spectacular shot, Paul. I like the head of the onlooker in the background.

LD, or Mike
Often mistaken, but never in doubt.

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Great-crested flycatcher

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