A Different Grackle

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This was an interesting bird to identify.I photographed her at Bountiful Pond . This is a female Great-tailed Grackle. Very interesting bird.

~ Rick


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Back Home

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We are back and hiking the local trails. It always feels so good to be home. I can’t say enough about the beauty of the US. There is so much to see. I am adding a couple photo from Mount Rushmore, just to share.

The first photo is a Belted Kingfisher. She was hanging out on the Stillwater River. I heard her fly by our location. I told Teresa to wait, she would be back. Sure enough, she flew back to our location, then landed in this tree. Love this!!

Did I mention that we are glad to be home.

~ Rick

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Magpie

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This is a Black-billed Magpie. We have seen them before, but only when we are west of the Mississippi. They have this long tail that is easy to spot when they are flying, What a beautiful bird.

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Great White …

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Teresa shot the first two photos of these Snowy Egrets. The last photo is a Great Egret. The easy way to tell the difference appears to be the color of the beak.

~ Rick


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A Few Elk

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We did not see many Elk while at Yellowstone. I did have some elk for dinner one night, but I’ll just stick to the photos.

~ Rick


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