1911 pts ยท December 7, 2015
Birder and photographer from North Texas. I take photos of birds and landscapes and share my favorites on imgur.
I suppose you'd be right. That would make it an Spotted Unspotted Spotted Sandpiper?
Thank you very much! I got super lucky that he was so patient and not worried about me.
He's a Spotted Sandpiper. Since he's in winter plumage he's missing his spots right now, but they'll be in by spring :)
Wonderful photographs! I love the detail and the lighting!
Good man
I did not know that was the state bird of California, pretty cool.
They simultaneously came into existence the moment the first barn was raised. Great question! :)
They sure are. Its really neat when you happen to see one that has landed a get time to really look.
Enjoy! I hope you have many good sightings!
Thanks! The photo doesn't do it justice. That color really pops when you see it. They call it the "Flame of Spring".
Yes, berry blood
Oh you didn't see it laugh? You might have to wait a little bit longer. :)
Willet blend?
If you notice a gull giving away all of his fish and not enjoying laughing like before. These could be signs.
Gull depression is no laughing matter.
Haha "When are ya'll gonna move out???"
Thanks you're awesome!
Above the beak (the lore area) is actually its natural color there. The muddy bits are just on his bill.
and a muddy bill! He's been working hard gettin that house ready for his lady fren
I do believe so
Wow, that's pretty far from home! Amazing! I bet some birders were super excited about that sighting. Thanks for sharing.
They do have some similarities. This bird has a white eye ring and pink conical bill. HOSP has no eye ring, round head, stout bill.
Thanks :)
Recommend any books for a beginner?
Haha, I have seen them there for sure but in this particular case they were in a parking lot near a local lake.
The Red-headed woodpecker has a head that is completely covered in deep red so they got the name. These got named for their light red belly.
According to field guides they pass through during migration but i've never seen one.
Very vibrant for a winter plumage bird.
Whats not to love? Theyre precious.
I love winter ducks! My favorite are Ruddy Ducks. Ruddy Buddies!
I suppose you'd be right. That would make it an Spotted Unspotted Spotted Sandpiper?
Thank you very much! I got super lucky that he was so patient and not worried about me.
He's a Spotted Sandpiper. Since he's in winter plumage he's missing his spots right now, but they'll be in by spring :)
Wonderful photographs! I love the detail and the lighting!
Good man
I did not know that was the state bird of California, pretty cool.
They simultaneously came into existence the moment the first barn was raised. Great question! :)
They sure are. Its really neat when you happen to see one that has landed a get time to really look.
Enjoy! I hope you have many good sightings!
Thanks! The photo doesn't do it justice. That color really pops when you see it. They call it the "Flame of Spring".
Yes, berry blood
Oh you didn't see it laugh? You might have to wait a little bit longer. :)
Willet blend?
If you notice a gull giving away all of his fish and not enjoying laughing like before. These could be signs.
Gull depression is no laughing matter.
Haha "When are ya'll gonna move out???"
Thanks you're awesome!
Above the beak (the lore area) is actually its natural color there. The muddy bits are just on his bill.
and a muddy bill! He's been working hard gettin that house ready for his lady fren
I do believe so
Wow, that's pretty far from home! Amazing! I bet some birders were super excited about that sighting. Thanks for sharing.
They do have some similarities. This bird has a white eye ring and pink conical bill. HOSP has no eye ring, round head, stout bill.
Thanks :)
Recommend any books for a beginner?
Haha, I have seen them there for sure but in this particular case they were in a parking lot near a local lake.
The Red-headed woodpecker has a head that is completely covered in deep red so they got the name. These got named for their light red belly.
According to field guides they pass through during migration but i've never seen one.
Very vibrant for a winter plumage bird.
Whats not to love? Theyre precious.
I love winter ducks! My favorite are Ruddy Ducks. Ruddy Buddies!