Special Birds in the wild!

Timmah · Dec 5, 2016

Ok so we all have our feathered friends that live with us, but what kinds of birds do you guys have out in the wild near you? I took this photo this morning on the way to work. There are 6 or 8 Rainbow Lorikeets that zoom up and down the street I walk down to get to the bus stop. This was one of two who chattered to me as I walked past! So post up pics of your neighborhood birds!

GaleriaGila · Dec 5, 2016

Great idea! I don't have any good ones right now, but... I'm on this!
Thanks!

SailBoat · Dec 5, 2016

Hmmm, we have the standard Great White North cross-section of smaller and mid-sized birds. The big guys are Turkey and Canada Honkers, which our Amazon has been know to call into the yard.

ToMang07 · Dec 5, 2016

I'll post some of my favorites, because we have a lot, lol

Cardinal:

Red-Breasted Grossbeak:

Bluebird:

Pileated Woodpecker:

Tufted Titmouse:

Blue Jay:

Peregrine Falcon:

And of course, my all time favorite, the Bald Eagle:

Kentuckienne · Dec 5, 2016

chris-md · Dec 5, 2016

Just discovered this guy on my wooded property last night. He landed in a tree 30 feet from our house. He was Huge! And let me get within 10 feet to take this photo without batting an eye. I named him Wilson.

Barred owl

Loko · Dec 6, 2016

Tons of quakers and mitreds by me.

Scott · Dec 6, 2016

We have a huge number of crows, some ravens, lots of humming birds, plenty of starlings, etc. The higher altitudes are home to turkey vultures, and many raptors, including ospreys, golden eagles, and a variety of hawks. For this reason I cannot ever have my birds outside unless in a very secured cage!

SailBoat · Dec 6, 2016

Kentuckienne said:

Wow!!! Love that picture!!! Pictures are worth a thousand words! I get it now! Thanks!

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