T1 Baltimore Oriole T2 Blue Jay T3 Cedar Waxwing T4 Eastern Bluebird
T5 Eastern Bluebird,b T6 Eastern Bluebird,c T7 Eastern Bluebird, f T8 Eastern Bluebird,m
T9 Eastern Bluebird,d T10 Florida Scrub-Jay T11 Gray Catbird, a T12 Gray Catbird, b
T13 Hermit Thrush T14 Horned Lark T15 Orchard Oriole T16 Red-winged Blackbird
T17 Red-winged Blackbird, T18 Western Meadowlark NFS Red-winged NFS Red-winged
singing Blackbirds Blackbird, f
singing Blackbirds Blackbird, f
NFS = Not For Sale, but of interest
NFS We did not have time to catch a good shot but watched as a flock of Red-winged Blackbirds
moved in a wave over a corn field, touching down briefly, then swelling upward into the air again
and again. On closer inspection of the few photos taken, we saw that about 50% of the birds had
kernels of corn in their bills. Below, a section of the first picture is enlarged.
moved in a wave over a corn field, touching down briefly, then swelling upward into the air again
and again. On closer inspection of the few photos taken, we saw that about 50% of the birds had
kernels of corn in their bills. Below, a section of the first picture is enlarged.
Not necessarily in alphabetical order:
T19 Eastern Bluebird,h T20 Eastern Bluebird, i T21 Baltimore Oriole T22 Orchard Oriole
T23 Brown Thrasher T24 Brown Thrasher, imm
