birdwatching
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Jackie Money
@olliesmum (828)
• Norwich, England
21 Jul 19
The other day Adam noticed a wren eating the bugs on our honeysuckle. He slowly moved away from the window and grabbed his camera and managed to get this photo just as the wren was hopping up the honeysuckle towards the roof of...
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minx267
@minx267 (15526)
• Hartford, Connecticut
2 Sep 17
Yesterday me and my faithful companion.
My Nikon Coolpix P900
went out hunting for wildlife.
we found some, we took pictures and video
of Great Blue Heron, Deer (my first) , Squirrel, Ducks,
A Butterfly, American Goldfinch,...
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Nelda Hoxie
@NeldaHoxie (1381)
• United States
22 Oct 15
Every fall we breathe a sigh of relief when our baby swans all make it to adulthood. There's a huge snapping turtle (that we think is 50 or 60 years old) that lives in the same pond that loves to snap them up. That we can live...
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Nelda Hoxie
@NeldaHoxie (1381)
• United States
14 Oct 15
Every morning I take my 88 year-old mom out for a ride. Today we noticed that the seagull sitting on the handicapped parking space sign, where we park at the Sandwich Marina, only had one leg. We thought this was quite the...
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desertdarlene
@desertdarlene (8911)
• United States
21 Sep 10
I started birdwatching a few months ago and I have been learning about all kinds of birds in my area. So far, at one lake-park, I've found about 80 plus species there. I also saw a lot of babies.
Interesting birds I saw this...
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BlueStarMom1
@BlueStarMom1 (931)
• United States
29 Oct 07
For all of my friends who were looking at my pictures of my bird-feeders. I thought you might enjoy seeing the entire deck. The other pictures don't do it justice. You can see why we decided to buy this house. We are in love with...
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parkwaybandit
@parkwaybandit (15)
• United States
22 Aug 07
The hummingbirds have been busy visiting the feeders and flowers. It is entertaining watching them chasing each other.
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crazynurse
@crazynurse (7482)
• United States
14 May 07
I can remember as a teen not appreciating whatever it was that kept my grandfather glued to his back porch watching his bird houses and feeders. Now, I so enjoy watching the two birdfeeders that we have put up right outside our...
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mari61960
@mari61960 (4893)
• United States
1 Apr 07
Backyard bird feeding is a convenient way to enjoy wildlife and teach your children about nature.
No matter where you live, you can put food outside your door, and some creature, feathered or furred, will show its appreciation...
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