Savannah Sparrows |
Song Sparrow |
Song Sparrow |
Song Sparrow |
Mourning Dove |
Yellow-rumped Warbler |
Ruby-crowned Kinglet |
Female Northern Flicker |
Northern Flicker pair |
Male Northern Flicker |
Female Yellow-bellied Sapsucker |
Male Yellow-bellied Sapsucker |
Male Yellow-bellied Sapsucker |
Bufflehead pair |
Blue-winged Teals with female Bufflehead |
Ring-billed Gull |
American White Pelican |
Ring-billed Gull |
Ring-billed Gull |
Ring-billed Gull |
Ring-billed Gull |
Ring-billed Gull |
Ring-billed Gull |
Ring-billed Gull |
Ring-billed Gull |
American White Pelicans |
American White Pelicans |
American White Pelicans |
Hooded Mergansers |
Hooded Mergansers |
Hooded Mergansers |
Northern Shovelers (with Ring-necked Ducks and Mallards in the background) |
Group of Scaups (male Common Goldeneye left) |
American Wigeons (left) dining with a Gadwall (right). Behind them is a small group of Scaups and behind the Scaups is a gathering of Redhead. |
Mallards |
Bald Eagle |
Lesser Scaups |
Northern Harrier |
Canada Geese |
Killdeer |
Bald Eagle |
Field full of geese, Mallards, and Pintails |
Bald Eagle |
American Kestrel |
American Kestrel |
Northern Harrier |
Mallards |
American Wigeon |
Northern Shovelers (with a Mallard behind them, American Wigeons far right, and mixed waterfowl in the background) |
A pair of Cackling Geese centered in the image (slightly lighter bodies than the rest with short necks and stubby bills) |
Two Cackling Geese surrounded by Canada Geese |
Large densities of Canada Geese, Mallards, Northern Pintails, and (if you look really hard) 3 Greater White-Fronted Geese |
Canada Geese |
Canada Geese |
Canada Geese |
Canada Geese |
Add Canada Geese |
Mallard pair |
Canada Geese |
Merlin |
Merlin |
Great Horned Owl |
Rock Pigeons |
American Tree Sparrow |
Dark-Eyed Junco |
Dark-Eyed Junco |
Dark-Eyed Junco |
Bald Eagle |
Bald Eagle |
Canada Jay |
Canada Jay |
White-winged Crossbill |
White-winged Crossbill |
White-winged Crossbill |
White-winged Crossbill |
Northern Hawk Owl |
Northern Hawk Owl |
Female Yellow-rumped Warbler |
Greater Yellowlegs (2 in flight) and a Wilson's Phalarope |
Yellow-rumped Warbler |
Trumpeter Swans |
Trumpeter Swans |
Yellow-rumped Warbler |
Yellow-rumped Warbler |
Blue-winged Teals and a Trumpeter Swan |
Blue-winged Teals |
White-throated Sparrow |
White-throated Sparrow and Harris Sparrow |
Ring-Billed Gull |
Horned Grebe |
Pied-billed Grebe |
American Coot |
Blue-winged Teal pair with Yellow-rumped Warbler out of focus |
Yellow-rumped Warbler |
Least Sandpiper |
Least Sandpiper |
Least Sandpiper |
Wilson's Phalarope |
Wilson's Phalarope pair (interestingly, with phalaropes, the female is the more brightly colored of the pair in breeding plumage) |
Palm Warbler |
Wilson's Phalarope pair (Female upper left, male lower right) |
Savannah Sparrow |
Female Wilson's Phalarope |
Wilson's Phalarope pair |
American Pipit |
Male Brown-headed Cowbird |
Herring Gull |
Common Loon |
Common Loon and classic Canadian Shield landscape |
Snowy Owl |
Snowy Owl |
Franklin's Gull |
Killdeer on nest |
Killdeer on nest |
Nest with no Killdeer on it |
American White Pelicans |
Male Redheads |
Male Bufflehead |
Redheads and Ring-necked Ducks |
Bison |
Bison |
Redheads |
Western Meadowlark |
Redheads |
Gray Partridges |
Snow Geese |
Snow Geese |
Sandhill Cranes |
Sandhill Cranes |
Sandhill Cranes |
Canada Geese |
Canada Geese |
Canada Geese |
Canada Geese |
Brown Creeper |
Ring-billed Gull |
Brown Creeper |
Immature Ring-billed Gull |
Ring-billed Gull |
Common Grackles |
Ring-billed Gull |
Common Grackles |
Ring-billed Gull |
Red Squirrel |
Least Flycatcher |
Common Loon |
Turkey Vulture |
Bald Eagle |
Bald Eagle and Turkey Vulture |
Turkey Vulture |
Bald Eagle |
Alder Flycatcher |
Common Tern |
Bald Eagle |
Turkey Vultures |
Common Loon |
Common Mergansers |
Common Loon |
Turkey Vulture |
Red-winged Blackbird |
Ruby-throated Hummingbird |
Ruby-throated Hummingbird |
Painted Turtle |
Canada jay |
Bald Eagle |
Bald Eagle |
Ruby-throated Hummingbird |
Bald Eagle |
Red-breasted Nuthatch |
Blue Jay |
American Robin |
American Robin |
Chipmunk |
Common Raven |
Lark Sparrow |
American Crow |
Wood Duck mother with chick |
Mallard chick |
Mallards |
Mallards |
Mallard |
Mallard |
Mallard |
Mallard |
Mallards |
Brown-headed Cowbird with American Goldfinches |
Vesper Sparrow |
American Goldfinch pair |
Brown-headed Cowbirds |
Mourning Dove |
Mourning Dove |
Mourning Dove |
Mourning Dove |
Mourning Dove |
Ring-billed Gulls |
Sandhill Cranes |
Canada goose |
Canada geese |
Canada geese |
Canada geese |
American White Pelican |
Harris' Sparrow |
Harris' Sparrow |
House Sparrow |
White- Crowned Sparrow |
White-Throated Sparrow |
Northern Harrier |
Pair of Mallard |
Male Mallard |
Pair of Mallard |
Pair of Canada Goose |
'Stretching' Savannah Sparrow |
Western Meadowlark |
Savannah Sparrow |
Lark Sparrow |
Pileated Woodpecker |
White-Crowned Sparrow |
Blue Jay |
Yellow-Bellied Sapsucker |
Killdeer |
Killdeer |
Killdeer |
Killdeer |
Killdeer |
Killdeer |
Northern Flicker |
Northern Flickers |
Northern Flickers |
Flocks of assorted gulls that come and eat grasshoppers in summer. |
Male House Sparrow at feeder. |
Falcon that hung around. |
Red-Eyed Vireo that hit window at a cabin. |
Juvenile American Crow. |
American White Pelican. |
Bald Eagle. |
Male House Sparrow at feeder. |
Male Ruby-Throated Hummingbird. |
American White Pelican. |
Common Raven. |
Still There... |
Black-Billed Magpie. |
1st year Herring Gull. |
Beautiful American White Pelican Silhouette. |
Murder of Crows |
Murder of Crows |
Canada Goose |
Nervous Canada Geese |
Now Relaxed Canada Geese |
Lone Raven |
Male and Female Wood Duck |
Two male Mallards |
Male Mallard |
Two male Mallards |
Canada Geese |
Male Mallard and Canada Goose |
Male Wood Duck |
Bald Eagle |
Male House Sparrow |
Male and Female House Sparrows |
Canada Geese Getting Aggressive |
Canada Goose |
Canada Goose "Head Shot" |
Dark-Eyed Junco |
Dark-Eyed Junco |
Dark-Eyed Junco |
Ring-Billed Gull |
Still Aggressive Canada Goose |
American Goldfinches... sorry for the terrible quality. |
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