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LisaRichlinDavis

LisaRichlinDavis

I am an avid birder. I live in AZ and travel as much as I am able to to see migrations. Wildlife is the reason I like hiking. :)

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LisaRichlinDavis Mute Swan
Mute Swan commented on by LisaRichlinDavis Zug, Switzerland12 years ago

This is an amazing photo

LisaRichlinDavis Green Heron
Green Heron commented on by LisaRichlinDavis Texas, USA12 years ago

IF you can find one nesting- they hold very very still for you. She had her back to me, I left and when I came back thru she was readjusting. Total luck- and a tripod. :)

LisaRichlinDavis Killdeer
Killdeer commented on by LisaRichlinDavis Orlando, Florida, USA12 years ago

Killdeer are larger and lankier than Semipalmated and Wilson's plovers; the double breast band distinguishes adult Killdeer from these two species (and all other plovers). However, juvenile Killdeer have only one breast band and are often confused with these two species. Be sure to watch for signs of downy plumage, and look for the Killdeer to have pinkish legs and an all-black bill.

LisaRichlinDavis American Bittern
American Bittern commented on by LisaRichlinDavis Texas, USA12 years ago

Thank you. Honestly, I almost missed him. I barely got the shutter tripped and he took off. I would have preferred a less sloppy photo, but at least I got it. I was trying to be more aware for alligators at the time.

LisaRichlinDavis Great-Tailed Grackle
Great-Tailed Grackle commented on by LisaRichlinDavis Lat: 34.43 Lon: -77.5512 years ago

Also- it is hard to see but the tail looks to be a bit small for a common. Its a Grackle for sure ;)

LisaRichlinDavis Great-Tailed Grackle
Great-Tailed Grackle commented on by LisaRichlinDavis Lat: 34.43 Lon: -77.5512 years ago

I was vascillating between the two, but- they can be there (Ive seen them) and take a look at the eye. The great-tailed are a little yellower.

LisaRichlinDavis Gray-cheeked Thrush
Gray-cheeked Thrush commented on by LisaRichlinDavis Texas, USA12 years ago

Thanks! I laid down in a bird blind foreverrrrr for this lil guy.

LisaRichlinDavis Black Vulture
Black Vulture commented on by LisaRichlinDavis Texas, USA12 years ago

I avoided the 7 sitting on the wild boar below him. ;)

LisaRichlinDavis Great-Tailed Grackle
Great-Tailed Grackle commented on by LisaRichlinDavis Lat: 34.43 Lon: -77.5512 years ago

Quiscalus mexicanus by the way

LisaRichlinDavis Lilac-breasted Roller
Lilac-breasted Roller commented on by LisaRichlinDavis Rift Valley, Kenya12 years ago

Perfect shot!

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