Sep 15, 2025
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birding tip! when you see a bird. smile :)
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Indigo Bunting/ Bull Thistle
Johnson county, ks
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This little Black-throated Blue Warbler isn't going to get used in the paper she was intended for, so here she is for you to enjoy instead! One more fine example of how annoying it is when birds are named for plumage features seen only in males - no black throat here! But she does sport that characteristic little white wing patch that can help you ID these guys regardless of age or sex.
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Location: Utah, USA
Date: May
Bird - 564 is ...
Snowy Egret
Western Cattle-Egret
Great Egret
Little Blue Heron
None of the Above
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Today, migration royalty visited - a Purple Finch! I spotted him from my office and snapped some photos with the DSLR through the dirty window (1 + 2). And I almost thought he was by the cam feeder too but nope, the other one is a House Finch. When he got angry at the Goldfinch, you could see his non-red wing bars and some of the stripes on the belly. They can be tough to ID! I hope the Purple comes back tomorrow and visits the feeders with cameras.
guys I saw a bird this morning but i couldnt take a picture so I drew it PLEASE tell me what type of bird it was it was so pretty i'm going crazy
(found in spanish mountain area. pretty high up. the place is very humid and filled with plants and trees)
ornithology tumblr, can you tell me anything (species/ages) about these lovely owls I saw in my friend's backyard? (central CT)