Saturday, July 29, 2023

A Fleeting Glimpse


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.

Taking part in Saturday's Critters. Click HERE to see more creatures from around the world.

22 comments:

  1. Such a stunning bird - unlike anything we have here.

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  2. Their flashes of red are always a delight to see.

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  3. That is a fine portrait of this Redwing Blackbird. We have flocks of them around here also.

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  4. Hello,
    Great capture of the Red-winged Blackbird, one of my favorites.
    Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a great weekend. PS, thank you for leaving me a comment.

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  5. He is a handsome fellow!
    Have a blessed day!

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  6. Great capture of this beautiful bird.

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  7. A beautiful bird! The color of the tension.

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  8. What a beautiful bird. I used to see them in Illinois when I lived there but there aren't any here that I know of.

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  9. Great catch/snap, Pat.
    I have seen these in some parts of town around here.
    Alas, urbanization has forced them to find other locales to settle in.

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  10. 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.

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  11. Ooh, a new one for me - how marvellous, such colour.

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  12. It's not a bird we have here, I believe. It looks quite fearsome in flight with the red displayed to the front.

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  13. They have such a distinctive song. Yes!

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  14. Got 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)
    This is the male one I suppose.

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  15. I never seem to see them close by.

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  16. You nailed the shot of the Red-winged Blackbird!

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  17. Oh wow that was a lucky capture lucky you!

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  18. I love them. Such a good sign of spring, here!

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