Our Bird Weekly challenge this week is to show birds with stripes, spots or freckles.



Thanks to Lisa for her Bird Weekly Challenge: Birds with stripes, spots or freckles
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Our Bird Weekly challenge this week is to show birds with stripes, spots or freckles.



Thanks to Lisa for her Bird Weekly Challenge: Birds with stripes, spots or freckles
Our Bird Weekly challenge this week is to show more than one bird species in a photo. The photos at the top of the page and this next photo were taken in the spring near Goose Island State Park in Texas. The Whooping Cranes and Sand Hill Cranes were in a farmer’s field every morning along with ducks and other bird species.

We wandered around Everglades National Park several times and enjoyed seeing the many bird species there.



Closer to home, I often see Wood Storks sharing the same space with Egrets, Herons or Ibises. This image is one of my favorites of a Wood Stork with an Egret perched on the same tree branch.

Thanks to Lisa for her Bird Weekly Challenge: More than one Bird Species in a photo
Our Bird Weekly challenge this week is to use selective color with most of the photo being monochrome, black and white or sepia tone. The challenge for me was to learn how to achieve this effect. It took a little practice but I finally came up with two images I liked.
Above is a male Painted Bunting and below is a Purple Gallinule.

Thanks to Lisa for her Bird Weekly Challenge: Birds using Selective Color
The image at the top of the page is a Great Egret. The letter G also appears as the first letter in part of the title of Great Blue Heron, Goose, and Gull.



Thanks to Lisa for her Bird Weekly Challenge: Birds beginning with a “G” in the Title
Here are a few colorful birds with colorful names.








Thanks to Lisa for her Bird Weekly Challenge: Birds with color in their name