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Insane birding haul today!!
Eurasian Green Woodpecker, juvenile mandarin ducks (piebald drake?), gorgeous juvenile mallard drake, mallard mom with nine chicks!! And a very handsome blackbird!!
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Insane birding haul today!!
Eurasian Green Woodpecker, juvenile mandarin ducks (piebald drake?), gorgeous juvenile mallard drake, mallard mom with nine chicks!! And a very handsome blackbird!!
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Insane birding haul today!!
Eurasian Green Woodpecker, juvenile mandarin ducks (piebald drake?), gorgeous juvenile mallard drake, mallard mom with nine chicks!! And a very handsome blackbird!!
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today’s critter:
great blue heron (ardea herodias)
i almost didn’t see this one up in the tree! they look so much smaller when they’re all scrunched up like this
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today’s critter(s):
american robin (turdis migratorius)
these individuals are nestlings! that’s the stage in between hatchling and fledgling, where they’ve grown some feathers and opened their eyes, but they still not ready to leave the nest and have to rely on mom and dad bringing them food (which i also seen many times)
today’s critter:
laughing gull (leucophaeus atricilla)
i saw a bunch of seagulls yesterday, and i’m sure i’ll see many more this week
today’s critter:
brown pelican (pelecanus occidentalis)
another bird i’ve never seen before! very exciting
