It appears that the Indigo Buntings have all moved on .. as in migrated south. This one is from a few weeks ago. Photos are great and keeps the images fresh until next spring.
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I have always thought Mourning Doves have a very small head, but given the well feed state, this one is even more interesting.
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This was funny .. we were hiking and not seeing any birds. I told teresa that I thought many birds were already migrating south. In fact, I specifically mentioend not seeing any more Eastern Towhees until next spring. Withing minutes we see two Eastern Towhees, a male and a female. I only got a photo of the male.
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Teresa and I hiked at Stillwater Prairie Reserve one day this week. We were not having much success but as we neared one of the fishing ponds, we heard the call of a Red-shouldered Hawk. We looked around for some time, but could not locate her. As we resumed our hike, beautiful Red-shouldered Hawk flew overhead and begin circling. Maybe she thought we brought lunch. I took a few photos, but she flew away soon after.
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We are starting to see early signs of fall. The buckeye trees are starting to lose their leaves. It appears some birds have already started their trip south. Other than this recent heat wave, the nights have been cooler. It's that time of year.
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