Photos: Birds in snow
Sunday, February 10, 2019
| Photo by Martin DeGrazia |
Ronald Bog froze in the first snowfall. I wonder if it confused the geese to be walking on a frozen surface.
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| Photo by Lien Titus |
Echo Lake didn't freeze over - but might yet. The white duck is a Muscovy. The others are mallards.
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| Photo by Frank Kleyn |
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| Photo by Frank Kleyn |
Not sure what these little birds are. Frank Kleyn thinks the first one is a fox sparrow and I think the second one is a sapsucker because of the long, pointed beak.
The little bird with the berries is a perfect Christmas card with the snow and red berries and the little fat bird. The second bird has green wings. Covered with lichen like everything else around here?
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| Photo copyright Gloria Z. Nagler |
Gloria Nagler thinks that this glowing golden bird on her fence is a thrush.
I'd be amazed at the variety of birds but I already know that Chris Southwick has identified over 50 different birds in her Shoreline - Lake Forest Park back yard.




3 comments:
Thanks for sharing, Diane. The green bird on the rhododendron is a hummingbird.
Song Sparrow, Anna’s Hummingbird and a Varied Thrush.
Thank you
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