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diarrhea for girls posted:
Looking forward to those. Here is my "this close" picture. I walked half a mile into the sun to get a picture of this bird, and just as I rounded his tree, he took off. I took three pictures, this one, and two of his back.  10 feet and 1 minute more is all I needed. Didn't get it.
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 Eastern Bluebird, I think. Also saw a Northern Shoveler, which was new to me, but the picture wasn't much account.
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Mar 24, 2010 01:09
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There are many woodduck pictures like this woodduck picture, but this one is mine.
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Apr 4, 2010 02:14
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Pestering the wood ducks again: 
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May 2, 2010 20:37
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 Think this is a Brown Thrasher. Decently big animal, not afraid of anything.
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May 20, 2010 23:00
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Got eaten by a pelican today
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Few that I already threw up in Critterquest, but I'm reasonably pleased with from this season. Brown Thrasher with a Cicada Nymph  thrashercicada by RReiheld, on Flickr Redwing Blackbirds are pretty much easy-mode, they ain't afraid of poo poo, so you can walk within 10' of them.  redwing by RReiheld, on Flickr Downy(?) woodpecker out in the out, rather than at a suet feeder.  downey by RReiheld, on Flickr Havn't managed to get anything really close of the Orioles or Indigo Buntings that are in the swamp park, but I remain optimistic.
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