I was at James Gardens and could hear Red Winged Blackbirds flitting around in the trees but couldn't get a good look at them until this guy settled near me for a few seconds. His feathers look to be in prime condition at this time of year.
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Such a stunning bird - unlike anything we have here.
ReplyDeleteTheir flashes of red are always a delight to see.
ReplyDeleteThat is a fine portrait of this Redwing Blackbird. We have flocks of them around here also.
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ReplyDeleteGreat capture of the Red-winged Blackbird, one of my favorites.
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He is a handsome fellow!
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Great capture of this beautiful bird.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful bird! The color of the tension.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful bird. I used to see them in Illinois when I lived there but there aren't any here that I know of.
ReplyDeleteGreat catch/snap, Pat.
ReplyDeleteI have seen these in some parts of town around here.
Alas, urbanization has forced them to find other locales to settle in.
I "see" these in Florida, but they move so fast it is shard to see, focus and shoot in time. Every now and then I run across a lazy one.
ReplyDeleteOoh, a new one for me - how marvellous, such colour.
ReplyDeleteDazzling red colour!
ReplyDeleteIt's not a bird we have here, I believe. It looks quite fearsome in flight with the red displayed to the front.
ReplyDeleteThey have such a distinctive song. Yes!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful bird.
ReplyDeleteGot to see a lot of them in the suburbs of Chicago while cycling. They get aggressive if you go past their nest. (obviously all birds do that)
ReplyDeleteThis is the male one I suppose.
I never seem to see them close by.
ReplyDeleteA lovely bird.
ReplyDeleteYou nailed the shot of the Red-winged Blackbird!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh wow that was a lucky capture lucky you!
ReplyDeleteI love them. Such a good sign of spring, here!
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