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LM's 6th BY, 2021 - in search of consistency, with better photography


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Dave Williams

Only last week I was discussing the Everglades with someone. They said they were finished from a birding perspective which I thought really sad to hear but looking at your haul from Orlando, Florida still has lots to offer.

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131. Turkey Vulture, Orlando, March

 

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132. Brown Pelican, Orlando, March

 

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133. Willet, Orlando, March

 

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134. Caspian Tern, Orlando, March

 

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135. Northern Harrier, Orlando, March

 

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135. Northern Harrier, Orlando, March

 

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136. Eastern Kingbird, Orlando, March

 

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137. Loggerhead Shrike, Orlando, March

 

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138. Osprey, Orlando, March

 

I came so close to that classic shot of an Osprey entering the water but in the end the bird struck just out of line of sight and he had to make do with the getaway shot

 

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139. Black Vulture, Orlando, March

 

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140. Wood Stork, Orlando, March

 

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141. Blue Jay, Orlando, March

 

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142. Northern Cardinal, Orlando, March

 

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143. Painted Bunting, Orlando, March

 

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144. Boat-tailed Grackle, Orlando, March

 

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145. Tufted Titmouse, Orlando, March

 

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146. Red-bellied Woodpecker, Orlando, March

 

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147. Downy Woodpecker, Orlando, March

 

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148. Northern Mockingbird, Orlando, March

 

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149. Pine Warbler, Orlando, March

 

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150. Greater Yellowlegs, Orlando, March

 

I struggle to tell the greater vs. lesser yellowlegs apart, but I think the bill length and streaking on the neck makes this one a Greater Yellowlegs. 

 

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151. Lesser Yellowlegs, Orlando, March

 

I think the greyish wash on the neck, combined with the bill length makes this a Lesser Yellowlegs.

 

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That's it from Orlando. Overall, I photographed 47 species in about 5hrs from 7-12. Not bad and again I would highly recommend a trip to Merritt, for anyone in the area.

 

Oh and there are a lot of these!

 

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That is a great total from 5 hours birding. Interesting birds and lots of excellent photos 

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