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Showing posts with label American Redstart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label American Redstart. Show all posts

Saturday, May 30, 2020

053020 Migrants Are Still Northbound


053020                                                   American Redstart



                                                             Double-crested Cormorant
                                                                          Juvenile

Today was a little less productive than yesterday, BUT the highlight of the day was this late American Redstart, which I think is a first year male.  The adults should already be on breeding territory, and the juveniles are last to go in the normal hierarchy.  It is possible that it could be a female, but I don't believe so.

This Double-crested Cormorant is a juvenile and is still molting into its adult plumage.  I have never seen the plumage in this state of dress before so felt that a photo was in order.


Thursday, April 30, 2015

Birding On a Shoestring: High Island Texas Boy Scout Woods


                                                        Male Rose-breasted Grosbeak


                                                         Immature Summer Tanager


                                                                       Green Heron


                                                              Male Baltimore Oriole


                                                                       Dickcissel


                                                                   Turkey Vulture


                                                               Eastern Meadowlark


                                                                        Osprey


                                                                  Loggerhead Shrike


                                                           Snowy Egret with Crawdad


                                                                  Pied-billed Grebe


                                                               Red-winged Blackbird


                                                     Common Gallinule(Moorhen) Fight


                                                              Male Yellow Warbler


                                                                  Barn Swallow


                                                               Male Orchard Oriole


                                                                   Magnolia Warbler


                                                                          Ditto


                                                          Black-throated Green Warbler


                                                                Magnolia Warbler


                                                                 American Redstart


                                                                         Ditto


                                                                  Ruddy Turnstone


                                                               Lesser Nighthawk


Once in a while, one has to make exceptions and take photographs on a cloudy day, or have
no remembrance.  I chose to make these photos available to you, because they are still very
important records of events.  However, I believe that I have made up for those with some of the other pictures, especially with fallout #2, which starts with this beautiful array of photos.  Some of these
birds I never saw until these shots were taken.  Ride with me on this magical tour.