BillinTexas Cream of the Crop  More info | May 07, 2023 20:35 | #29116 Bill being Smug
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May 07, 2023 20:41 | #29117 Pax2You wrote in post #19516218 Those feet are something else! Thanks Pax. https://www.flickr.com/photos/137782669@N07/
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edmidlifecrisis Cream of the Crop  More info Post edited 6 months ago by edmidlifecrisis. (3 edits in all) | May 07, 2023 20:42 | #29118 Rare for Florida, a yellow headed blackbird at the beach on the Gulf. He caused quite a sensation with the local birders and photographers as this species is usually not found in Florida. He seemed content browsing through the vegetation and sea oats at the beach  Yellow headed blackbird way out of his range by Ed Spenser, on FlickrEd
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shooz Goldmember  3,545 posts Gallery: 165 photos Best ofs: 4 Likes: 61759 Joined Jan 2013 Location: Blenheim, Ontario, Canada More info | May 07, 2023 20:54 | #29119 Very nice ߑ Dave
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aezoss Senior Member More info | May 07, 2023 21:18 | #29120 European Starling  Image hosted by forum (1209163) © aezoss [SHARE LINK] THIS IS A LOW QUALITY PREVIEW. Please log in to see the good quality stuff.
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edmidlifecrisis Cream of the Crop More info | May 07, 2023 21:18 | #29121  Portrait of a reddish egret at the beach by Ed Spenser, on FlickrEd
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May 07, 2023 21:25 | #29122 Pax2You wrote in post #19516125 Now here's a bird I can never seem to get close enough to. Nice! Thanks very much--Pax.
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May 07, 2023 21:31 | #29123 Bill in Texas wrote in post #19515966  That is a pretty Cardinal--love the hairdo.. Nice done Bill..
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May 07, 2023 21:35 | #29124 wood duck mates -- shot at the Bellevue Botanical Garden  Image hosted by forum (1209165) © RW123 [SHARE LINK] THIS IS A LOW QUALITY PREVIEW. Please log in to see the good quality stuff.
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TerryWSmith Shaking head violently  More info | May 07, 2023 21:57 | #29125 Calliope  Image hosted by forum (1209166) © TerryWSmith [SHARE LINK] THIS IS A LOW QUALITY PREVIEW. Please log in to see the good quality stuff. Canon 5DIII,1DMKIV, 7DII, ,28-135 f4.5/5.6 IS
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realairlight Goldmember  More info Post edited 6 months ago by realairlight. | May 07, 2023 22:48 | #29126 Warning: long post!  2. Sets the foundation for a cozy home. He begins the intricate process of weaving the first string of its nest, which will serve as the cornerstone for a safe and snug abode.   4. Building the perfect fit. He constructs the first framework of its nest, starting with a carefully woven ring. The size of the ring is a key indicator of the bird's desired home size and sets the stage for the rest of the nest-building process.  5.Quality assurance check! He conducts strength tests on its nest anytime, ensuring that it's sturdy enough to withstand the weight of eggs and chicks.  6.Taking shape! His nest is starting to take on its distinctive shape. It's amazing to see how the nest gradually transforms from a simple ring to a complex structure.  Above: It's hard to believe, but this complex nest is the result of just two hours of tireless work by the Asian golden-backed weaver. 7. Welcome to the city of weavers!  To think another way....there's always another way.
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Lame-Duck I have indeed had pine nuts  More info | May 08, 2023 00:29 | #29127 realairlight wrote in post #19516263 Warning: long post! Nesting process of a male Golden-backed weaver 1. Carefully selects a perfect location which is near to school, supermarket and transportation 2. Sets the foundation for a cozy home. He begins the intricate process of weaving the first string of its nest, which will serve as the cornerstone for a safe and snug abode. 4. Building the perfect fit. He constructs the first framework of its nest, starting with a carefully woven ring. The size of the ring is a key indicator of the bird's desired home size and sets the stage for the rest of the nest-building process. 5.Quality assurance check! He conducts strength tests on its nest anytime, ensuring that it's sturdy enough to withstand the weight of eggs and chicks. 6.Taking shape! His nest is starting to take on its distinctive shape. It's amazing to see how the nest gradually transforms from a simple ring to a complex structure. Above: It's hard to believe, but this complex nest is the result of just two hours of tireless work by the Asian golden-backed weaver. 7. Welcome to the city of weavers! What a nicely done series of the Golden-backed weavers constructing their amazing nests from start to finish, RAL! Very interesting! LD, or Mike
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Lame-Duck I have indeed had pine nuts More info | May 08, 2023 00:30 | #29128 Pippan wrote in post #19515518 A couple of common local doves at Rapid Creek this morning. 1. Bar-shouldered Dove 2. Peaceful Dove You capture both the Bar-shouldered Dove and the Peaceful Dove beautifully, Pippan! These are amazingly attractive birds. Bill in Texas wrote in post #19516133  Dickcissel by Bill_in_Texas, on FlickrVery nicely captured shot of the Dickcissel, Bill! Tack sharp and the low camera angle is really nice. Lovely shot of the female Red-winged Blackbird! She's obviously doing a bit of home remodeling. These gorgeous Purple Gallinules are very photogenic...even though they have monstrous size feet. Beautifully composed shot of the European Starling, aezoss! You captured his often missed beautiful colors very nicely. edmidlifecrisis wrote in post #19516252 Portrait of a reddish egret at the beach by Ed Spenser, on FlickrStriking shot of the Reddish Egret, Ed! Very appealing capture. What a beautifully captured shot of the Wood Duck pair, Rich! Very nicely posed, and the reflection on the water is super! LD, or Mike
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Lame-Duck I have indeed had pine nuts More info | May 08, 2023 00:40 | #29129 Two excellent captures of the Reddish Egrets, Kirk! I've said it before...the reddish egrets are the most attractive of the egrets in my opinion. jimmy_racoon wrote in post #19515999 mallard family  mallard family by James Stewart, on FlickrVery endearing shot of the mallard pair with their young-uns, Jimmy! Beautiful capture of the drake Wood Duck in full color, fotoi! LD, or Mike
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Lame-Duck I have indeed had pine nuts More info | May 08, 2023 00:41 | #29130 Pippan wrote in post #19515987 Leaden Flycatcher (Myiagra rubecula concinna ) at Hardies Lagoon, east of Darwin, today.Terrific capture of the Leaden flycatcher, Pippan! Very nice, sharp image. LD, or Mike
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