Yes, that says footies!
Black-throated Blue Warbly...you can tell it's a she because of that look on her face.
I see that a lot.
Black-throated Blue Warbly...you can tell it's a she because of that look on her face.
I see that a lot.
"What? I suppose you have something silly to say about me too!"
Cape May Warbly things can be very touchy...
Cape May Warbly things can be very touchy...
Where's Waldo?
There's a warbly thing in there somewhere!
Find the Ovenbird.
Now you know how much I enlarge some of these pics!
There's a warbly thing in there somewhere!
Find the Ovenbird.
Now you know how much I enlarge some of these pics!
Mark had a Rose-breasted Grosbeak at bird banding.
"You can tell by the wing pattern why it's called a Rose-breasted Grosbeak."
(He didn't really say that...)
"You can tell by the wing pattern why it's called a Rose-breasted Grosbeak."
(He didn't really say that...)
For some reason, this photo of a Yellow-bellied Sapsucker looks like a museum display.
It's not, it was on the Magee boardwalk.
Well, not actually on the boardwalk, but near the boardwalk.
Is that clear?
It's not, it was on the Magee boardwalk.
Well, not actually on the boardwalk, but near the boardwalk.
Is that clear?
I now return you to our regularly scheduled programming.
Thank you for your patience.
Thank you for your patience.
*By the way, the "yrufdbdurajwjdsf" Warbly thing is a Nashville Warbly.
The other un-named warbly thing is simple, just look at it's tail pattern!
The other un-named warbly thing is simple, just look at it's tail pattern!
Great post, Dave! And a great big Kimmay hug for the black-and-white booty shot! Please pass the hug along to Doodles when you're done with it!
ReplyDeleteExcellent Dave. The kinglet is my favorite in this post. I finally managed to see a firecrest in France and add it to my birdy list. unfortunately, no pictures ;-)
ReplyDeleteYea Kimmay!! Huggies to you and Kenny K too!
ReplyDeleteThanks Chris, I would love to see a Firecrest one day(and maybe get a photo from behind)!
Love the Cape May! A birdiful post.
ReplyDeletePenny
Great pictures, Dave.
ReplyDeleteThanks Penny!
ReplyDeleteYou're always too kind, Bob. Thanks
An entertaining read and series of pictures Dave. I hope Mark kept a tight hold of the Grosbeak so that you didn't get a painful nip. "Timberdoodle" that name always makes me LOL but it sure is descriptive.
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil. Mark made it out alive without the Grosbeak attacking! Now the Cardinal was a different story...
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