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I'm hoping you will re-register and grace us with your presence for the coming season.

You could be BirdieNumNum and will thus rejoin us seamlessly.  We have been so much poorer without you.

I expect you have seen this,but I was sent a copy today as I do not do Social Media.

https://www.facebook.com/703550906451486/posts/1961727600633804/?sfnsn=scwspwa

Wow SK, thanks for sharing.

SunnyKate2 said:

I expect you have seen this,but I was sent a copy today as I do not do Social Media.

https://www.facebook.com/703550906451486/posts/1961727600633804/?sfnsn=scwspwa

Super, thank you KATE!  Also some more - many! - fabulous photos if you scroll thru, I discovered to my cost - I had to tear myself away!

scylla said:

Also some more

Hi Scylla, yes there are ,in fact there was a fantastic, I would think snow owl....some amazing photography.

Such a fantastic pic of the osp SK I have seen it before but it still amazes me how precise, aerodynamic and symmetrical the bird is Thank you

I noticed that 'Ospreys' was trending on Twitter. What a superb capture taken in Michigan!

©Jocelyn Anderson Photography

Link here

How hilarious"

Wonderful, Sandra, especially if actually true! What are the chances of it being photo-shopped?! By the way, that looks like a Red-winged Blackbird. Red-winged Blackbirds there are not Thrushes like the UK Blackbird, but are in a family with other American Blackbirds of which there are many species, as well as Orioles, Cowbirds, Grackles, Meadowlarks and Bobolinks. See: www.allaboutbirds.org/.../Red-winged_Blackbird

Thanks for the link, Ann :)