CWGRIZZ Playing Around--Trying to learn
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I have the Merlin APP on the phone, but usually I am too lazy err I mean busy to use it.
layful:Merlin says this bird is a Loggerhead Shrike. I will take his word for it. Ha!
Outstanding!
Thanks Blacktop. I get lucky once in a while. This bird kept hopping away, but staying at what I consider to be a fairly close distance. It acted like it may have had a nest nearby and was trying to protect it by moving slowly away.
Walt, if memory serves me correct @Marilynne ?? sent me a link to record sightings of the Loggerhead Shrike, i think it was on the east coast, new york maybe??? i think i may have the address stored on my laptop if your are interested?
I don't recall doing that Roy, but if I did, it was for banded ones.
I just did a search and there are a lot of places to report banded shrikes.
I found this site, doesn't say anything about the shrike being banded, so you can report your sighting here Walt - Loggerhead Shrike Sightings, Locations, Photos and Dates
Not being in the realm of "Bird Watchers" or a bird aficionado, is the Loggerhead Shrike something special to see? I did tell Merlin (Cornell U) of the sighting when I looked at their APP to identify the bird. I will check out this site also and report it there.
Thanks
I haven't really had great results lately on shots (lazy or lacking opportunity?).
It was foggy this AM and I wanted to see what results I would have. The fog was lifting after I started my walk. I liked the look of the sky and how the fog was still partially covering the mountains in the distance. I did find that my sensor needed some cleaning, but GIMP took care of that for now. Ha!!
It was foggy this AM and I wanted to see what results I would have. The fog was lifting after I started my walk. I liked the look of the sky and how the fog was still partially covering the mountains in the distance. I did find that my sensor needed some cleaning, but GIMP took care of that for now. Ha!!
