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I had to go back to the pond where the Red Wing Blackbirds hang out every year. This year was disappointing. I only found one male where in the past there were many. No female in sight, but I know she is around because the male was protecting the sight.
23 comments:
such beautiful guys. :)
Lovely bird, great colours.
Happy WBW to you!
They are handsome!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
What a beautiful bird!! I would welcome him, too!! Terrific captures for the day, Andrea!!
You got some great captures that really show his colors!
Red-winged Blackbirds are so beautiful and your photos are great.
Interesting bird, hopeful they come back in larger numbers.
Pretty shots of the RW Blackbird! They are expecially pretty in flight, love the colors.
I felt so honored to have them at my feeder while in Goose Island. I'd never had such a close up look at these majestic birds.
Their raucous shrill cry makes me giggle for some reason...I'm sure it's meant to sound intimidating, but it just makes me chuckle.
Great in flight shot! I have about a dozen RWB in my yard.
Such a gorgeous bird - and unlike anything we see here. Thank you. Lots.
Sigh!
I'd say one was a hundred percent better than none at all and after al, isn't he a handsome fellow!
a beautiful bird to see
I love Red-winged Blackbirds! Great photos!
Beautiful pictures of a beautiful bird.
Kind regards, Irma
They are prevalent throughout the U.S., as are many of the blackbird species. We need them all, though; to each their purpose (bully or not). Nice pictures of him!
These are gorgeous thanks for stopping by and seeing Tickle & Sherman
What great photos of your red winged blackbird. I have only seen one twice in my area. They really are quite beautiful. Maybe the female is busy tending to young 'uns. Wouldn't that be nice! You have a wonderful day, hugs, Edna B.
He's a handsome fellow! Beautiful colours.
The red stands out beautiful bird.
Fantastic shots! Love those red and yellow shoulders!
I really like these birds - they feature in the first pages of one of my favourite books.
The pelican is actually on a post in the sea - its an very sheltered bay - but it is the sea.
Thanks for your comments!
Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
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