Ornithology (Bird) Thread
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Trying to get a picture of some Flickers in the underbrush next to my place but Blue Jays were the only things posing. Don't normally post them, but liked this one.
Sky Carp are back, and thick in this area. These 2 shots of them are common scenes around here, a couple thousand geese, and farms, coal mines in the background.
Sky Carp are back, and thick in this area. These 2 shots of them are common scenes around here, a couple thousand geese, and farms, coal mines in the background.
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Ike, bh you are knocking it out of the park!
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Sky Carp? Thanks for the pictures Ike and Homer.
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I don't think I've ever seen that many geese at one time.
What kind of geese are they?
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Large flocks this time of year, consist primarily of Snow Geese with some Specks (Specklebelly), and Canadians mixed in. The Snow population has increased a great deal over the last few years, and they are much more numerous than they were 40 or 50 years ago.
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I get it. You can't walk around the Corp reservoirs around here for the poop. They don't migrate anymore, they are here year round.
I've always considered them a nuisance.
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Waukonda wrote: ↑Thu Dec 12, 2024 9:31 pm Large flocks this time of year, consist primarily of Snow Geese with some Specks (Specklebelly), and Canadians mixed in. The Snow population has increased a great deal over the last few years, and they are much more numerous than they were 40 or 50 years ago.

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Check point. Do not pass with out approval.
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And great photos.
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Great photos fellers, love them raptors.
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Fine photos Ike.
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Ike, you have filled this page with wonderful photos.
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We must have about the same birdsQuick Steel wrote: ↑Mon Jan 06, 2025 8:07 pm Ike, you have filled this page with wonderful photos.
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Doglegg, there is something very appealing about the Titmice. Got a flock of them yesterday afternoon. Also some Juncos turned up.
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You just posted some wonderful pics yourself!Quick Steel wrote: ↑Mon Jan 06, 2025 8:07 pm Ike, you have filled this page with wonderful photos.
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Btw, I had a Robin in the group of birds in my yard yesterday, I guess "Spring is just around the corner".

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