Sinaloa Wren (Ft. Huachuca, AZ)….#688
Ruddy ground-Dove, AZ (#689)
Rosy-faced Lovebird (Phoenix, AZ) …#690
LeConte’s Thrasher (west of Phoenix, AZ)…#691
Rose-throated Becard…. Sabal Palm Sanctuary, Texas (#693)
Great Horned Owl (Bisbee, AZ)
Sagebrush Sparrow (west of Phoenix, AZ)
Olive Sparrow (Sabal Palm Sanctuary, TX)
White-tailed Kite (Santa Ana NWR, Tx)
Great Kiskadee (Santa Ana NWR, Tx)
Loggerhead Shrike (Santa Ana NWR, Tx)
Yellow-throated Warbler (Sabal Palm Sanctuary, Tx)
Green Jay (Sabal Palm Sanctuary, Tx)
Roadrunner (Hidalgo, Texas)
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George
I thought you would be posting your undying love for Nina on her birthday
Dennis
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Ummmmm….it is a leap birthday year?
Exactly! I really should at least get an honorable mention!!!!
You did….in private!
You know what I think of the Rosey faced, but I am so emotionally attached to the owl and that Jay!! I need quality prints!
Deal!
Six lifers! You are a true “hunter-gatherer ” .
Focused Mace! As is….
You go, George! However, you have me confused. Great Horned Owl? Yellow-throated? Loggerhead Shrike? Figured you had these by now. Story behind it, or just great photos of birds you’ve already counted.
Holla. We’re all living vicariously.
All the best,
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George W. Gephart, Jr. 653 Andover Road Newtown Square, PA. 19073
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Hi George! You got it correctly. Photos of “lifers”…I missed a photo of #692 (Bell’s Sparrow) AND the best of the rest. So glad you’re following. Best to you and Pooh.
Love the pics!
You’re going to have to revise your 700 goal soon.
Cheers Arlin….you are right….kind of an addiction.
Congratulations George, best of luck to u love seeing the lifers choppy And John
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Best to you and John! Hope we see each other this spring.
Green Jay is cool!
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You will make us think you have to have a photo of it to make it count! i think you have to make a bigger photo of that lovebird. Surprised that only now you found a great horned owl? Didn’t we hear them? find their pellets? Good trip. This was a big haul. xoxo Mom
I confused you. The first few are the lifers…followed by my “best of the rest” photos. I wrote uncle George from Harlingen and he immediately responded! Xxx me
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Fab!
Getting down to the short strokes Egreog!!
How bout this – Snowy Owl in Bermuda in November; found dead in December ;~(
http://bernews.com/2013/11/snowy-owl-spotted-on-bermuda-roof/
http://bernews.com/2013/12/snowy-owl-sightings-continue-in-bermuda/
– Ffej
Plse e me those links….crazy!!!
Wow, highly productive as always Woody… well, perhaps not always. (No swings and misses, this trip!) The Kiskadee is indigenous, if any bird is, to Bermuda. Therefore, even I could identify that call. 🙂 You really took me away to the tropics there, and at a most opportune time given our recent weather patterns! JB
Cheers Jimbo, anyone that knows a Kiskadee IS a birder. Welcome to the club and thanks for following along!
John Jay Cappy Wood Haverford School Class of 75
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