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Mar 03, 2016 13:58 |  #1

From our visit to Isla Iguana, home of the largest colony of magnificent frigatebirds in Panama. They were there by the thousands! The locals refer to the one pictured as 'macho', the male animal. And I always enjoy seeing brown pelicans, as we have only the white ones locally.

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Mar 03, 2016 14:52 |  #2

Very nice, were a little short of frigates here in Montana!


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Mar 03, 2016 15:42 |  #3

daverator wrote in post #17922265 (external link)
Very nice, were a little short of frigates here in Montana!

Yeah, I imagine they're all froze up this time of year. :lol: Thanks for commenting, Dave.


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Mar 03, 2016 17:11 |  #4

Excellent flight shots,Al!
Frigate birds? we don't even have pelicans!:-(


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Mar 03, 2016 20:59 |  #5

Really great shots. I especially like the puffed up frigate. Well done Al


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Mar 03, 2016 21:47 |  #6

Wonderful flight shots. I visited Panama about three years ago and the birding was fantastic. Have a great time.


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Mar 04, 2016 00:43 |  #7

Great shots.


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Mar 04, 2016 07:38 |  #8

mandokid1 wrote in post #17922452 (external link)
Excellent flight shots,Al!
Frigate birds? we don't even have pelicans!:-(

Thanks, Denis. I'm surprised you don't have the American White Pelican, but they may be more of a central/western bird.

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Really great shots. I especially like the puffed up frigate. Well done Al

Thanks, Bob. I recall your shots of them from the past. I had never seen one before. I read up on them a bit and they're interesting. Although they spend their whole lives at sea, they never touch down on the surface.

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Wonderful flight shots. I visited Panama about three years ago and the birding was fantastic. Have a great time.

Thank you. It was a great country; sadly we're now back in the land of snow and ice.

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Great shots.

Thanks, Peter.


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Mar 04, 2016 07:51 |  #9

Very nice Al. Have never seen a Frigate Bird although they and the Brown Pelicans both live in Florida too. Your shot shows the male's red bits very nicely :). (Did you hear about the Giant White Pelican recently seen at Ding Darling in Florida? An African/Asian bird, it was getting tons of attention. I missed it by a couple of days).


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Mar 04, 2016 09:12 |  #10

Magnificent!




  
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Mar 04, 2016 09:59 |  #11

Nice shots.


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Mar 04, 2016 18:51 |  #12

that's right Al- we had a violent thunderstorm here one day last year- lots of wind and some hail. it caught a group of these guys and knocked them into the water- they all died. I wish I had come upon them sooner I would have tried to help them


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Mar 05, 2016 07:36 |  #13

Wallace River wrote in post #17923048 (external link)
Very nice Al. Have never seen a Frigate Bird although they and the Brown Pelicans both live in Florida too. Your shot shows the male's red bits very nicely :). (Did you hear about the Giant White Pelican recently seen at Ding Darling in Florida? An African/Asian bird, it was getting tons of attention. I missed it by a couple of days).


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Magnificent!


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Nice shots.


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Thanks, guys. I appreciate your commenting. Ian, I had not heard about the pelican, but I looked it up; quite interesting. Too bad you missed seeing it.


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Mar 05, 2016 13:24 |  #14

Superb shots Al! Really like #1


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Mar 06, 2016 09:53 |  #15

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Superb shots Al! Really like #1

Thank you. I appreciate it.


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