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


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113. Blue-winged Teal, Orlando, March

 

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114. Common Moorhen, Orlando, March

 

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115. Belted Kingfisher, Orlando, March

 

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116. Anhinga, Orlando, March

 

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117. Tree Swallow, Orlando, March

 

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118. Glossy Ibis, Orlando, March

 

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119. American Coot, Orlando, March

 

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120. Tricolored Heron, Orlando, March

 

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121. Red-winged Blackbird, Orlando, March

 

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122. Reddish Egret, Orlando, March

 

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123. Snowy Egret, Orlando, March

 

I enjoyed watching these three chasing each other around. I couldn't really tell who was chasing who

 

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Nice additions from Orlando!

I know nothing of American birds, but the White-faced Ibis appears to have a very red face. could it be a different species of Ibis?

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2 hours ago, TonyQ said:

Nice additions from Orlando!

I know nothing of American birds, but the White-faced Ibis appears to have a very red face. could it be a different species of Ibis?

I believe that it is an American white ibis, not that I have seen either!

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A worthwhile trip.

Those early 'group' shots were fun. Spot the subject bird.

 

On 107 Avocets,  I think there were two, certainly one, subjects you did not count.

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michael-ibk

That looks like a great reserve indeed! Beautiful photos! 

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It’s good to be birding in an area where it is impossible to just get one species in your photo! I have fond memories of Merrit Island.

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A very fruitful side trip. I thought that was such a great shot of the rather common moorhen. plenty of action from the egrets as well. 

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Thank you all. @TonyQand @Tdgraves- you're right. No idea why I put White-faced - I have seen them previously in Colorado but these images are American White Ibis. 

 

@Galana- I think I have individual photos of all the extra birds but maybe I'll check back in to see what extra you saw! :D

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124. Pied-Billed Grebe, Orlando, March

 

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125. Green Heron, Orlando, March

 

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126. Great Blue Heron, Orlando, March

 

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127. Savannah Sparrow, Orlando, March

 

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128. Short-billed Dowitcher, Orlando, March

 

Dowitcher's are notoriously difficult to tell apart (at least for me!), but I think these are short-billed.

 

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129. Stilt Sandpiper, Orlando, March

 

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130. Mottled Duck, Orlando, March

 

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