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Florida Scrub-Jay – Jupiter Beach Florida.
The Florida Scrub-Jay is Florida's only endemic species of bird. I have tried repeatedly over the years to find one and never had any luck…
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One a day, day 12 – Black-necked Grebe (Podiceps nigricollis)
A nice bird to see on the River Exe near to my home.
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Florida Turkey Vulture – Cathartes aura and a massive Iguana
I sat for a couple of hours this morning in the hope that an Osprey would come and dive for fish in the the pool…
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In Florida, Warblers and Catbirds…..not to mention Pelicans!
I am not 100% certain of this species but suspect very strongly that it is a Yellow-rumped warbler (Setophaga coronata), one of Florida's over-wintering warbler species.…
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One a day, Day 11 Slavonian Grebe
Slavonian Grebe, Exe Estuary Devon UK.
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One day, day 10.Little Grebe – Tachybaptus ruficollis
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Is this a Bank Vole or is it a Field Vole? I think the give away is the length of the tail. An alternative name…
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Talking of Roe Deer, I had a few early starts this week trying to photograph drinking crossbills at the pool that I have set up.…
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I continued my quest to photograph the Crossbills this morning and I will be returning later today for another session, I feel that early evening…
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