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  1. Woodyg3

    Woody's Hermosa Luz 2026

    Osprey diving with Longs Peak in the background.
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    Woody's Hermosa Luz 2026

    A Laughing Gull got what looks to me like a Mantis Shrimp. Tasty! (Playlinda Beach March 23. )
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    G'day from Australia

    Welcome
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    Woody's Hermosa Luz 2026

    Mama patrolling the nest are this morning
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    Woody's Hermosa Luz 2026

    Still working on Florida pictures, and will be for a while. :) Spoonbill parent and a very large baby Parents and the kids This baby got right to the edge and flapped its wings, but no lift off yet. :)
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    Woody's Hermosa Luz 2026

    Eared Grebe this morning (Colorado)
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    Help 😢 What’s Happened

    Do you have another memory card you can try? I haven't seen anything quite like this before, but it might be a bad memory card.
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    Woody's Hermosa Luz 2026

    Spoonbill parent and two "teaspoons". (Full disclosure, I used some Lightroom tools to remove a small brach that was in front of the parent bird)
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    Woody's Hermosa Luz 2026

    This Roseate Spoonbill parent had its bill tucked up under its wing and wanted to get a little sleep, but there was so much commotion from all the nests and young birds of many types in the area, sleep couldn't come easily.
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    Woody's Hermosa Luz 2026

    Osprey dive and catch yesterday
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    Woody's Hermosa Luz 2026

    Orlando Wetlands. Glossy Ibis caught a newt for breakfast.
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    Woody's Hermosa Luz 2026

    From this morning in Colorado
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    Woody's Hermosa Luz 2026

    I was walking next to a pond in Orlando Wetlands, and an Anhinga popped its head up from the middle of a maze of aquatic vegetation with a fish speared on its beak. Down the hatch it went.
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    Woody's Hermosa Luz 2026

    Red-shouldered Hawk
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    Woody's Hermosa Luz 2026

    Roseate Spoonbill landing
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    Needa's What?

    Some birds do this to cover their food so others don't get to it, but I've never seen a Jay do anything like this. Interesting.
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