Teresa captured this photo of this sparrow while were were hiking this week. Cute one!
~ Rick
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We have not seen many woodpeckers lately so we were very surpried to see this Downy Woodpecker . This is a female. The male has a spot of red on his head.
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Near the end of our butterfly walk this week, we saw several Kingfishers near the fishing pond at Stillwater Prairie Reserve. They normally nest in the banks of rivers, but given the high water levels, perhaps they were hanging out at the pond.
They were very loud. Perhaps we annoyed them. I guess I can understand.
~ Rick
High Water: Stillwater River (Photo by Teresa)
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Look at those feet. Those are some big feet. Of course, its a big bird:).
I am sure you recoginze this is a Great Blue Heron We saw two this morning, but only captured a photo of this male. The other one was a female. She was in the Maimi River and flew away before we could captured a photo.
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I see this most every September: a Molting Cardinal. Most years I seem to run across males that are molting, but while hiking this week we ran across this female that was clearly in the early stages. A bad feather day?
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