Lisa has challenged us to show black and white or sepia bird images this week. Here are a few of my favorites.



Shared with Lisa’s Bird Weekly Challenge Birds in Black and White or Sepia and Cee’s Anything in Flight
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Lisa has challenged us to show black and white or sepia bird images this week. Here are a few of my favorites.
Shared with Lisa’s Bird Weekly Challenge Birds in Black and White or Sepia and Cee’s Anything in Flight
There are many more birds that eat fish as their primary diet. I’ve chosen these images of birds with the freshly captured fish.
Many thanks to Lisa for this week’s Bird Weekly Challenge Birds that Eat Fish as their primary diet
I’m not a birder and don’t have a life list but I love all birds and I love to watch them doing what birds do. It’s always interesting to see a bird or a pair of birds on their nest or building their nest. It’s even more fun if there are chicks!
Thank you Lisa. for this Bird Weekly Challenge: Birds I Love
I hope you enjoy these brown feathered birds from my archives. The Brown Pelicans pictured above were on the pier in Cedar Key, Florida.
I spotted the next four – a Hawk, Osprey, Juvenile Wood Stork, and House Sparrow – at different times near where I live in Coastal Georgia.
The birding was great as we traveled around the Texas Gulf coast a few years ago.
Thank you Lisa. for this Bird Weekly Challenge: Brown Feathered Birds
The wingspan of the American White Pelican can be as much as nine feet wide. A single pelican is shown in the image above and the next image is a trio flying over the water.
These are some more of of my favorite captures of birds with long wingspans.
Thank you Lisa. for this Bird Weekly Challenge: Birds with Long Wingspans