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Be still my heart! That's is a totally cool week in pictures of baby finches, Spoonman. I especially love picture #5 of the 3 little red mouths wide open and expecting to be filled. Mama Finch has to, just to shut them up!
<you must spread some reputation around before giving some to Ernie S. Again> Oh, spare me, forum nanny!I've been watching a hole grow in a large dead pine up at the east end of my property. I finally got a good look while I had binoculars with me.
He's a Northern Flicker, known down South as a yellowhammer. The yellowhammer is the state bird of Alabama.
He's pretty good sized. The books say 11 to 14" long or crow size. I've seen the Pileated Woodpecker again this spring HE is HUGE. About half again as big as the yellowhammer.
Someone asked me if I missed Wyoming. I forgot about all the beautiful Ospreys I saw there...Osprey are a lot of fun to watch....
I've seen them in groups over the lake...they're really VOCAL. And they are AWESOME fishermen!
I love owls...I rescued a long eared owl once, and the bird rehabilitator was able to fix the broken wing it had suffered and re-release it!
I love the swans in flight best, Spoonman. They show the powerfulness of their presence. Kudos for amazing pictures. Just beautiful!
I have noticed that mockingbirds stick around all year here in the mid-atlantic. They are so independent that they never show up for the freebees on my feeder. Mocking birds are one of the few birds that occasionally sing at night. They are my favorites. My 2nd pick is the turkey vulture, mean and unsociable and ugly as they are they do the job that God set out for them.
Poor kitty!
So what is the vulture eating (I'm almost afraid to ask)?
Found an old account, testing:
Klaus when he was a baby...