| It's hard to see many birds in mid-winter at
least very close so we go more for the sunsets. |
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| I seldom miss grabbing some moon shots when the
present themselves. |
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| Dress warm! |
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| Northern shovelers |
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| Sometimes looking away from the sun is just as
pretty. |
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| Snow geese come through from time to time. |
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| A young bald eagle. |
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| Ferruginous Hawk |
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| Goldeneyes |
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| This guy posed but he had real problems |
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| Ruddy duck female. |
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| Red-winged blackbirds |
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| Yellow-headed blackbird |
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| These ibis came through on April 25th. |
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| We went back a couple of days later and no ibis
but got this spotted sandpiper. |
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| And willets |
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| They weren't shy and Fely got quite close. |
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| We also got shots of swallows like this cliff
swallow |
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| The evening ended with a great sunset. |
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| This little Cattle Egret showed up an evening in
May. |
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| The Ibis lasted until June then they went
somewhere to nest, we assume. |
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| Barn Swallow |
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| One in a while I get one of these guys. |
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| The Great Egret came after the sun had set for
awile. |
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| I did manage to get one half-way decent picture
of a Night Hawk out of maybe 50. |
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| This is how we usually see them at a distance. |
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| The smoke sure brought a lot of firey suns. |
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| Lesser Sandpiper |
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| Night Swim |
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| Fely's Bud! |
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| The Nighthawks are always clear across the lake! |
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| The Coots are growing up. |
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| Getting Water for the Fire. |
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| The Trout were suffering from the water being
too warm. |
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