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03-24-2009, 12:58 PM 83938 in reply to 83801

susanwinfl
Joined on 03-12-2009
Jupiter, Florida
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Re: Lunch

Attachment: Eye on the prize 3.JPG

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And my favorites, of course the pictures are poor, because I was TRYING to get a picture of a spoonbill when these two started screaming at each other, and just turned and snapped off a series. Was glad I did when I got home! (They are in order, by the way!)

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03-24-2009, 1:00 PM 83939 in reply to 83801

susanwinfl
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Jupiter, Florida
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Re: Lunch

Attachment: It's mine now.JPG

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and # 2

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03-24-2009, 2:40 PM 83957 in reply to 83801

T_L_Bryant
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Re: Lunch

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http://www.whatbird.com/forums/photos/tims_bird_pictures/picture60893.aspx

Twin Lakes Ranch
Central Texas

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03-24-2009, 4:31 PM 83983 in reply to 83801

Bird Brain
Joined on 01-01-2008
Sacramento, CA
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Re: Lunch

Attachment: Yellow-rumped Warbler on suet feeder 03-24-09 004_edited.jpg

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Yellow-rumped Warbler eating suet. He's a regular visitor.... in fact he's the only customer I've had on the suet cake so far!!

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

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03-24-2009, 7:56 PM 84024 in reply to 83938

lyceel
Joined on 01-06-2009
Orlando, FL
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Re: Lunch

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susanwinfl:
And my favorites, of course the pictures are poor, because I was TRYING to get a picture of a spoonbill when these two started screaming at each other, and just turned and snapped off a series. Was glad I did when I got home! (They are in order, by the way!)

I think my favorite thing is how obvious the size difference is between the Eagle and the Osprey in your picture. It's not a sight you see very often in the field. Nice work!