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Just use some hairspray.

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Latest Birds: Black-throated Green Warbler, Pine Warbler, Eastern Kingbird, Rufous-backed Robin, Crissal Thrasher

Matt:

Rarepony or someone.... what is that bird on the water?

It's a pair of common goldeneye. 

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Last Life Birds-
Lincoln's Sparrow

American Avocet, Stilt Sandpiper, Pectoral Sandpiper, Red Knot

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If you are asking about the one with the green head its a Common Goldeneye male. I think he was Wooing the female behind him. He was making the strangest sound. Thats what caught my attention. I laughed so hard when he threw his head up, and, well...belched is the only word for it, that I'm suprised the picture turned out!

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Life List: 73

Here's mine :) 

DimaBarashkov:

Here's mine :) 

Cute!!

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We did not inherit Mother Earth from our ancestors...... we have borrowed Her from our descendants.
Chief Seattle (paraphrased)

mullets count

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Latest Birds: Black-throated Green Warbler, Pine Warbler, Eastern Kingbird, Rufous-backed Robin, Crissal Thrasher

Remember the "Birder" factor ...

Photo courtesy of www.atowhee.files.wordpress.com

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"Watch the birdie."
Latest: Sage Thrasher, Ferruginous Hawk (Dark Morph).

ROTFLMAO!!!

Awesome!

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Life List: 73

Looks a bit painful, actually! 

luv2bird:

  Remember the "Birder" factor ...

Photo courtesy of www.atowhee.files.wordpress.com 

Excerpt from the new reality series "Bird Patrol"   Put down the shiny object and back away from the bald head slowly...

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"Watch the birdie."
Latest: Sage Thrasher, Ferruginous Hawk (Dark Morph).

Was shooting Redheads in Port Dover, Ontario and got this Mallard in the background!

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Life List: 73

Rarepony - I saw your Redhead photos - simply awesome. That's a big poof of wind. I found this photo on the web. Kind of reminds me of actor Rip Torn.

 

 

Photos courtesy of mrbreakfast.com and treklens.com

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"Watch the birdie."
Latest: Sage Thrasher, Ferruginous Hawk (Dark Morph).

Thank-You! I really appreciate that!

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Life List: 73

Perhaps a cross between a horned lark and a house finch (a Larkofinch)? Or maybe a horned grebe (a frebe)?

 

 

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Lifers: 134

Recent additions: Black-throated Green Warbler, Tennessee Warbler, Great Horned Owl
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