Birds with White Feathers

There are so many beautiful birds with white feathers I had a hard time choosing just a few. In recent bird challenges I have already featured White Pelicans (my favorite), Bald Eagles, and Whooping Cranes so I browsed through my archives to find a few images I haven’t yet used in the challenge. I captured this ring-billed gull on the beach this past weekend.

Ring Billed Gull, Georgia
NeNe, State Bird of Hawaii
White Ibis, Georgia
Loon, Jasper National Park, Allberta

I love it when two photo challenge have a similar theme. Lisa’s Bird Weekly Challenge this week is Birds with White Feathers and Terri’s Sunday Stills Challenge is A White-Washed World.

23 thoughts on “Birds with White Feathers

  1. Beautiful pictures! Love the beak on the ibis, and the loon looks very formal, almost like he is wearing a tuxedo. One of my favorite white birds would be the snowy owl. I’ve only seen one in our zoo, but still gorgeous. Nature is so interesting. Thanks for your post!

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  2. I like the white birds that you have featured here. I also like how you have combined last week’s #SundayStills challenge with this one. Very clever — I wish I would have thought of that! 😀

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  3. Such gorgeous birds all dressed in white, Beth! Your lens captured them all so beautifully, too! I agree that the loon looks like he’s wearing a tux! Delightful to see. I’m glad you met the twin challenge and I might have cheated because I always check Lisa’s bird weekly page to see what each month brings!

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  4. Awesome birds this week! I’m so happy you shared the NeNe. I remember seeing them when I went to Hawaii in 1984, but I wasn’t a birder back then and didn’t take any photos of them. I was 18 and in full party mode. LOL! 🙂 Guess I need to go back to really enjoy the birds of Hawaii. The ring-bills are coming in large numbers right now. I saw 20 of them in the Publix parking lot last week. 🙂

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      1. Sounds like they are on the move. I haven’t been to the beach in a few months because of my foot. A lot to walk onto Little Talbot. Maybe we can take a drive up to Fernandina this weekend. That would be fun. 🙂

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