Some Birds From A Recent Trip

by Earthwatcher, posted in Bird Photography, Birds, Fujifilm Cameras, Photography
Image of Tufted Titmouse
Tufted Titmouse – Cameron, OK MAR 2017

On a recent road trip, we got to see a number of interesting birds that we don’t get to see here in California. We also got to see some of the usual suspects.

Here are some interesting tidbits:

  1. The typical vulture we see in the US is the Turkey Vulture. While the black vulture has a gray head, the turkey vulture  has a red head. The black vulture is found in southeastern US.
  2. The blue jay is found in the eastern half of the US. In the west, we have the scrub jay. The stellar jay and the gray jay are found in areas of the west with cooler temperatures.

Here are images of some of those birds. I hope you enjoy them.

Regards,

Larry

Note: To see the images at a larger size, please click on bird name.

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Image of a male cardinal
Male Cardinal – Cameron, OK MAR 2017
Image of female cardinal
Female Cardinal – Cameron, OK MAR 2017
Image of red-bellied woodpecker at feeder
Red-bellied Woodpecker – Port St Lucie, FL APR 2017
Image of blue jay
Blue Jay – Cameron, OK MAR 2017
Image of Carolina Wren
Carolina Wren – Cameron, OK Mar 2017
Image of a black vulture
Black Vulture – Port St Lucie, FL APR 2017
Image of sanderling
Sanderling – Port St Lucie, FL APR 2017
Image of a ruddy turnstone
Ruddy Turnstone – Port St Lucie, FL APR 2017
Image of Non-breeding male willet
Willet – Port St Lucie, FL APR 2017
Image of white ibis in Okefenokee Swamp
White Ibis – Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge, GA APR 2017
Image of a pair of brown pelicans
Brown Pelican – Port St Lucie, FL APR 2017
Image of a pair of wind blown great egrets
Great Egrets on a Windy Day – Bosque Del Apache National Wildlife Refuge, NM MAR 2017
Image of Bald Eagle in a nest
Bald Eagle – Western CO APR 2017

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