Pretty Bird! Pretty Bird!
We can feel the Spring in the air! More birds are around – each day we get at least FOY (First of Year) species. Yesterday it was the Double-crested Cormorant. Who knows what tomorrow brings? Today brings new pics from our members.
First off is this picture of a Yellow Warbler from Galapagos looks quite different than the Yellow Warbler we are used to in the States. This one has a bright red cap – a subspecies of the Yellow Warbler. Thanks, Rebecca!
Birdman captured this moody picture of Trumpeter Swans flying by. We were talking just last night about the time we were golfing and a swan flew right at us and gradually rose to fly just over our heads – the size of that bird and the sound of the huge wings stroking through the air is something I’ll never forget.
I couldn’t believe it the first time I saw it – Penguins at the Equator! The Galapagos Penguin actually lives in the Galapagos Islands. Rebecca provides us with a look at a couple of them.
I like the lighting on this Mourning Dove. There were a number of them hunkered down on the ground and on limbs in a thicket on a cold January day.
Stay Safe. Go Birding. Take Pics. Post Here. Repeat
Mike
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