A Male Wilson’s Snipes leaves the comfort of the deep grass to sit on a fence post to sing his lovely song. Ladies are you listening?
Photographed in the Arapahoe National Wildlife Refuge near Walden, CO.
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nature has no boss 
Nice profile and congrats to you.
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Thanks Jim, hop your having a great day. We appreciate the feedback and support.
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That’s so awesome. Congratulations 🙂
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Thanks Miriam for all your feedback and support we appreciate it. Hope your week is going well.
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It is, thanks Mike. Hope yours is too.
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So far so good.
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Congrats Mike. Well done too. The tongue is for the high notes.
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Hi Alix, thanks and with a tongue like that I bet he can hit some pretty high notes.
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Awesome photo and congrats.
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Thanks, we appreciate your support along the way and hop your week is off to a great start.
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What a lovely discovery! Your photos are amazing. So are the birds!
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Hello and thanks for the feedback and glad you enjoyed your visit and our photography. We enjoy sharing what we see outside and hope your day is going well.
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Gorgeous photo and congratulations!
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Thanks Belinda.
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That picture is absolutely capturing!
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Thank, Snipes are sure interesting birds. Hope your day is going well.
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So glad to have found you. I would like to learn wildlife photography. Your images will inspire me to keep learning.
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Hi and we hope you do get out there and give wildlife photography a go. It is fun and frustrating all at the sam time like any good relationship I guess. Hope your day is going well and we are glad you found us and looking forward to hearing form you often. We love the feedback.
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So simple, so striking!
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Thanks and thanks for the feedback as re appreciate hear your thoughts. Hope your day is gong well.
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So far, so grand! Wish the same for you 🙂
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Good Job! Nature is really refreshing and you have brought that to the fore. Carry on!
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Thanks for the feedback on the blog we really appreciate your thoughts.
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Birds are flighty (no pun intended). Your photos capture much of the detail we fail to see as they pass by. Thanks.
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Hi Sally, they are tough critter to photograph, especially the little ones. It is a treat when we can examine a photograph and see the magnificent details, patterns, colors etc we miss with our eyes. Hope your day is going well and thanks again for taking time to leave us some feedback as we really appreciate your thoughts.
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You’re welcome 🙂
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🙂
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Congrats – great shot, too.
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Thanks, fun birds to watch.
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I saw this bird in my backyard the other day and wondered what it was. I have never seen one out here. Nice pic.
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Hi must have been quite fun to see a new bird. Where do you live? We only see them in the spring around our parts in CO. thanks for taking time to leave us a little feedback as we really like getting it. Hope your day is going well.
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Nice shot. I’ve never seen one up close – only in flight whenever I flush them. Oops.
Congratulations on Discover!
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Thanks, the oops part happens to us all the time. It is amazing how they can be right in your footsteps without even seeing them. Once they fly away into a ditch they are good as gone.
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Such an amazing capture!
Congratulations!
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Thanks and thanks for the feedback see really appreciate your thoughts. Hope your day is going well.
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Terrific capture. Be nice to hear the song too https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Wilsons_Snipe/sounds . The Woodcock’s peent is one of my favorite bird noises https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/American_Woodcock/sounds .
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Thanks Sherry, they are unique songs to say the least and the little dance the woodcock does is sure fun to watch. Hope your day is going well.
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Nice 🙂
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Thanks and thanks for taking the time to leave some feedback as we appreciate your thoughts.
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Huge congratulations to you guys, your blog is awesome ❤
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Great blog, congratulations.
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Thanks and thanks for the feedback. We appreciate it.
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Wonderful profile shot of this bird!
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Thanks, we love seeing these guys singing away for a mate. Hope you have had a great weekend.
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Such a great shot, Mike. Congrats – it’s about time you were ‘Discovered!’ 🙂
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Thanks Eliza, it is nice to get some recognition and thanks for your support of the blog over the last several years we really appreciate it.
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My pleasure!
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🙂
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stunning
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Thanks and thanks for the feedback as we really appreciate your comments on the blog and what we post. Hope your week is off to a great start.
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By how can I hear her sweet songs.
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Listen. 🙂
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Thanks dear.
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