
a while ago I showed you some flowers: Turk's Hat Lillies..
so, for a change I thought I'll show you some birds.
above: a "Scarlet Tanager"
I particularly like his wing and tail feathers being as black
as the burnt stump on which the birds sits.

I'm not sure, but I think that this is an "Oriol"
If I'm wrong, I hope somebody will tell me.

Those two birds I'm sure of:
Above sits a "Red Headed Wood Pecker"
and below is a somewhat rare sight:
A Loon upon her nest. Loons really do not like dry land.
Because of their legs being located well back of their body,
they're great swimmers and divers, but lousy runners.
2 comments:
OMG great shots dad - where are these taken (besides the loon that is, lol)
Except for the Loon (;-) )
these pictures were taken on the Pelee peninsula.. (or is it Peele)
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