The weather is changing now and spring is not far away. This week we didn't see as much wildlife but it sure felt good to get out of that nasty cold we had last month.
Still seeing a number of Mourning Doves most days.
~ Rick
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I was focused on getting a photo of this Mourning Dove but didn't notice the photobomb by this Yellow-bellied Sapsucker. I love this photo.
~ Rick
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This is one of the more interesting photos I have taken of a Mourning Dove. The lighting was just right to give this an interesting highlight.
~ Rick
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I could almost hear this Mourning Dove complaining about the cold temperatures. I took this at 15°F on a sunny winter day. I think she was warmer than I was.
~ Rick
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One morning this week we stopped at Big Woods to see the birds at the feeder. We were surpried to see so many Mourning Doves. I tried to count them but there was too many. It seemed like a Mourning Dove invasion.
~ Rick
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