A coot family in the foreground and a stray pie-billed grebe youngster in the rear, enjoying, or perhaps tolerating, a late spring shower on a local pond.
Tag: bird photography
Female Red Winged Blackbird
The Female Red Winged Blackbirds around us seem to stay hidden in the reeds and cattails once the nesting season has begun. Luckily on this day we were treated to the subtle beauty of this female sitting high on a cattail in the pond.
From cattail to cattail
A Common Yellowthroat captured darting about from cattail to cattail adding color to the marsh on an early spring day.
Mr. Muddy Beak
Mr. Muddy Beak A.K.A. a male Yellow Headed Blackbird was digging through the mud on the banks of Lake John in Walden, CO looking for a meal. So much color packed into those little Yellow Feathers.
Reflection
A Black Necked Stilt enjoying some quiet time alone in a temporary pond created by spring rains. Soon the pond will be gone and the Stilt will have moved on.
Hey…Follow me
With the bottom of their acorn vault looking depleted a pair of Acorn Woodpeckers makes their way towards the top shelf of their tree. The first one confidently leading the way as if saying follow me. I love the colors and the button eyes of these guys.
A Snipes Song
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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New Arrival
Brand spanking new with crusty beak and all. A little Killdeer partially hidden in some bushes next to a ditch along the side of a quiet dirt road. Why do Killdeer seem to nest so close to roads?
Arapahoe National Wildlife Refuge in Walden. CO.
Look Out Below….. and Above
A Horned Lark hunting for food from his perch on a beautiful weathered fence post on the Pawnee National Grasslands in Eastern Colorado .
Choices abound for this Horned Lark in the Arapahoe National Wildlife Refuge.
Stellar’s Jay
Hidden in a lichen covered tree this Stellar’s Jay gives me that all to familiar over the shoulder glance saying I am on to you buddy.
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