While birding, wining, and dining in Chile and Argentina the past two weeks I didn’t have much time to see what was going on at GreatBirdPics. I may not have been posting any pics, our members have continued to share some of their favorites. Here are some of mine:
Burning Nature Photography aways seems to find a new perspective to share with us. Below is a Yellow-bellied Sapsucker drilling a series of holes in a tree trunk. Why? To allow the sap to come oozing out!
Who doesn’t like a Roadrunner (Beep! Beep!)? Such a fun bird and to find one perched and still is unusually. Thanks to gurineb for the shot!
Who can’t pass up an opportunity to get a closeup of a Great Blue Heron? Kaur can’t and he shared this beaut:
Dan Rossi caught another common bird, a Mallard, flapping its wings. This could be a courtship display, a signal to other birds in the area, or just stretching. With all that movement it’s a pretty darn good shot.
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