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Just nestled in, having a little rest in the grass (Mourning Dove) #birds 🌿

A rosy beige dove sits on the ground in the green grass looking peaceful.
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For today's #BirdOfTheDay theme of #Pairs two #HouseFinches having a rowdy discussion in a treetop in #Oregon #birds #Finches #PNW #trees

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Miniature birds 68 - Tundra swan

A white swan in side profile with a yellow beak with a black tip
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Autumn 2026 - Day #29 of Bird Ringing The weather conditions were not on our side today, and we had to close the nets after just two rounds. Nevertheless, we managed to catch some nice species.In total, 27 birds representing 9 species were ringed during the day.

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Can’t sleep. Posting beach birds (Ruddy Turnstone by the Delaware Bay) #birds 🌿

A brown and black patterned shorebird with a white belly stands on a log in front of a vigorously crashing wave.
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Siberian Stonechat at Walton on the Naze today. Nice when a rarity actually shows well! #essexbirding

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Daily bird 71 - Twelve-wired bird-of-paradise

A black bird with red eyes, a purple patch on its wing, an elongated yellow backside with thin curved wires coming out of it
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Good Morning β˜€οΈ Northern Mockingbird with a bokeh of Hackberries

Northern Mockingbird perched at sunrise among a bevy of orange Desert Hackberries.
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Autumn 2026 - Day #27 of Bird Ringing A decent day at the nets, with fewer captures than yesterday. Once again, the Willow Warbler was the most abundant species. In total, 56 birds of 12 species were ringed.

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I’m submitting a handful of images for the annual Arizona Highways photography contest. Here’s a few of my favorites from the last year. 🧡

Pyrrhuloxia family atop a Saguaro cactus
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Rock wren, extra floofy edition. #birds #wildlife #nature πŸ‘πŸ“·

A photo of a small song bird with a slender beak and long tail, perched on a rock. The bird has its back to the camera, with its head turned to the right. The feathers on its wings are fluffed up.
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daily birds 70 - Bulwer's pheasant The most bizarre looking bird I've ever seen

A black chicken shaped bird with a red patch on its belly, droopy blue flesh over the face and a fanned white tail in a circular shape
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Confiding Wheatear at Ryall Court Pits this morning. Kestrel and 2 Green Sand best of the rest #worcsbirds

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Autumn 2026 – Day #26 of Bird Ringing Another productive day at the nets, with a nice variety of species and a new species for the season. Once again, the Willow Warbler was the most abundant species. In total, 113 birds of 23 species were ringed today

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Eastern Phoebe, Brooklyn Bridge Park, Pier 1. #birds

Eastern Phoebe, Brooklyn Bridge Park, Pier 1.
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Daily birds 69 - Northern Shoveler

A duck with a broad beak and a green head, white body with a brown patch and pointy black tips
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Super cute phoebe showed up to pose for a minute. A year round bird here. Black phoebe Sayornis nigricans flycatcher #birds

A small bird is perched on a blue metal tube fence. It is all black except for a white belly. The bird is glancing off to the left. 
These birds are seen mostly in western North and South Americas. A small bird is perched on a blue metal tube fence. It is all black except for a white belly. The bird is looking to our right.
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Another slow day at the nets, with fewer species recorded than yesterday. The Willow Warbler and Blackcap were the most abundant species. In total, 40 birds representing 14 species were ringed during the day.

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Northern Parula, Brooklyn Bridge Park, Pier 1. #birds

Northern Parula, Brooklyn Bridge Park, Pier 1.