Red Necked Phalarope

These are firsts for me. I'm not positive about the ID but I think it's right.
They were at a pond a few miles from where I camped this past weekend.

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Well done

Good for you, Jeremy; great shots. We get the Wilson's here occasionally. They are nifty birds, for sure.
Al

Real Nice Jeremy, ..Camping .....We just bought a new Trailer so we can go earlier and stay longer, The Moose are out in number's so I need to get out there!!

Thanks Irish, Al and Jeff,

Jeff, I bought a pop up. It's pretty cool.

Well done Jeremy on the shots and ID.

Thanks John. Im pretty sure Im correct. A few people called them Wilson's Phalaropes but I don't think so. But what do I know.....

What I know is these are some more great shots, poses, detail and beautiful colors too, Grand job indeed!

Thanks Bret.

I'm not sure if "cute" is the proper term...but they are cute! Well done Jeremy.

Very very Nice Jeremy. Looks like you had perfect light and took great advantage of it.

Thanks Sandy and Craig.
I was excited to see a new species in my viewfinder.
Luckily I had ample opportunity to shoot them.

Those are beautiful. Really nice images. Great job and it looks like you captured a pair too.

Spankers, i only see a few of these on Autumn passage. Great to see them in the Summer plumage.

Very nice images Jeremy!