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Hope all the RF doesn't hurt the osprey young uns.

Sheesh, your dad never told you about the birds & the bees? I steer well clear of beehives for that very reason! That and the allergy factor...

Glad you stopped by for a visit, Roger -- don't be a stranger! Found my post-dusk pic of an owl from a Columbus, GA visit:

While in Florida on Pine Island, I saw an eagle's nest with at least 2 eaglets in it. This one with the "Eagle Cam" on it is nearby, but I've heard reports from the locals that they think the cameras and technology are hindering the eagles from having viable eggs & chicks. <iframe width="560"...

He said, "Water!" Chattanooga Zoo prisoner

Gone Fishing Pier at Fairhope, Alabama (on Mobile Bay)

Bluebirds making a winter appearance

On the common side

Oogling Eagles I rather like our wintertime visitors, a bit majestic. (Wish I had a better zoom lens, though.)

Or drone...

Oh, those things... :P 8 of them fishing down below the dam on the Kansas River. I'll try to get some pics of them when it's not so cloudy/foggy out.

Legal in the city limits here... odd, after all the avian flu scare a few years back, why chance it in a metro area? I guess just to be off kilter, quirky and all that!

Same job, some fowl of the more domestic variety.

The Canucks are coming! The Canucks are here! Of course, this is nothing compared to them coming to the Hudson River in December to "escape the cold" of Canada! Ice breakers were regularly coming up river because it was frozen over 2 feet thick.

Lake Red Rock - Iowa's largest lake ...Has some seasonal fishermen that come every winter, despite the ice. When I went to Vermeer's HQ in Pella, Iowa last Friday, I ate lunch with my two boys at the overlook. We thought the silhouettes might be turkey vultures perched in the trees on the...

Great Blue Heron, you say?

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On my way home yesterday, I saw a red tailed hawk swoop down and snatch a snake on the roadside embankment, then it flew toward the road. I would have hit the bird if it would've continued on its trajectory, but it let the snake go and veered in the opposite direction. The snake dropped on the...

Caught a hummingbird at rest on a dying back ash branch (not due to ash borer, but anthracnose affected).