The redwings continue to congregate in the marsh.
If you enlarge the first capture, you can see some of their red shoulders.
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Thursday, August 16, 2012
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13 comments:
Beautiful pics!
It gives such joy to see the free birds up there. Great captures.
It speaks of great talent to be able to capture birds in flight.
now that is a flock...great shots Judy...
These images are spellbinding. I love birds in flight. Happy Sky Watch!!
Birds in flight is always amazing! Great captures :)
Wollreflections
I love when the Redwings arrive in the spring, singing. Have you ever answered their call? Amazing how they respond. And they will follow you along the shore in the trees while you're trying to catch a fish.
Love them.
As for the sawmill, yes, most times it smells wonderful depending on what they are sawing. Some woods stink but most, do not.
BlessYa
Wow! A congregation, for sure.
Such marvellous shots!
That is a considerable sized flock.
Ours are doing the same. Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
Great images!! Lovely sky shots.
Oh, it's autumn... =/
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