
I also just want to say, this is such a great thread. Let's try to keep it running as long as we can!
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(Fingers massaging his temples, eyes closed...)Andy Avram wrote:Get out of my head!J-Miz wrote:Walter C. Best Preserve?
Jared, yes, and in my defense as a non-chaser, the Phalarope was in my city and the previous reported Red-necked Grebe was between my house and my parents. The Sabine's was luck. I was just birding the lakefront and when I stopped at the powerplant a who's who of Lake Erie gull watchers was there and told me a Sabine's was seen.I'm seeing the Red Phalarope at Headlands Beach State Park...the Sabine's Gull at Eastlake Power Plant...no?
Tim, I also saw my lifer Vermillion Flycatcher in southern Florida. An drab juvenile. I have been lucky enough to see them since then in full adult color in S. Texas.Vermillion Flycatcher
11/6/2011
Dade County, FL
Those birds were probably sitting on the great Florida Keys Fence. Gotta keep out those Cubans.Dell Despain wrote:Tim did you take these photos while in prison? I was wondering why we hadn't seen much activity on the forum from you.
F*ck yeah!chrish wrote: Ecuador birds photo post to come....
Cool shot. You don't often see the red crown that well.Hunter-MX wrote:Red-crowned Ant Tanager
lazuli bunting 2-9-12 barnstable county mass.
That's funny. I've seen Glaucous Gulls a couple of times on the UTC, but the first time someone had to point it out to me as well.Shane_TX wrote:Glaucous Gull on the Upper TX Coast. I'm glad someone pointed it out for me!
Shane