Flycatchers, cardinals, cedar waxwings and a dove
Just working through a few pics from the past few days.
Yelllow bellied flycatcher
The ubiquitous scissor tailed flycatcher
A dove in my backyard
This is probably the last of the cedar waxwings passing through as they do not spend the summer months here with us but up north.
This picture shows why that are called waxwings. See the tip of red feathers?
Dern branch!
Two cardinal pictures and both perches stink but they were posing for me so whatcha gonna do? :dunno
Enjoy as usual.
Yelllow bellied flycatcher
The ubiquitous scissor tailed flycatcher
A dove in my backyard
This is probably the last of the cedar waxwings passing through as they do not spend the summer months here with us but up north.
This picture shows why that are called waxwings. See the tip of red feathers?
Dern branch!
Two cardinal pictures and both perches stink but they were posing for me so whatcha gonna do? :dunno
Enjoy as usual.
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Those damn birds will make you crazy. When they are in plain sight they are on something man made. When they are in a natural setting they are obscured. It ain't easy.
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