Where Are The Horns?

This is a female Horned Lark. I wish I could photograph a male. The male has the horns .. see the link. THey are a very cool looking bird.

~ Rick


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Time Change

I don't know about you but the time change plays with my head every time. It has been a couple weeks and I am still not totally use to it. It is easier in the fall, but this just needs to go away.

~ Rick


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Working ..

It was not easy getting this photo. He moved around a lot making it difficult. As you can see, I got the shot.

~ Rick


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Looking Fancy

I looks like this Northern Cardinal has recovered from molting and his color is looking much better.

~ Rick


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Feathered Fashion, Winter Edition

It was so good to see the snow melt and then to see a pair of Blue Jays. They are loud but beautiful.

~ Rick


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