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BLACK CRESTED TITMOUSE
Habitat map: Titmouse


KILLDEER
Habitat map: Killdeer


EURASIAN COLLARED DOVE
Habitat map: Dove


CATTLE EGRET
Habitat map: Egret


EASTERN KINGBIRD
Habitat map: Kingbird


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11 comments:

  1. I remember well the first time I ever saw a Black-crested Titmouse and being very impressed with its cuteness. And I still am.

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  2. I love the titmouse (is plural "titmice"). I don't know what variety they are but I have many that visit my yard. Also any type of dove makes my heart go pitty-pat. They seem so gentle & kind. Beautiful pictures, Anni. ~Andrea xoxo

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  3. Thanks for sharing these cool birds and I appreciate their names too!

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  4. would love to see a titmouse and a kingbird, both of those I have not seen, or did not know I saw them.

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  5. Hello Anni :=)
    The Black Crested Titmouse is so pretty, it has the cutest of faces, and hairdo's: =) The Eastern Kingbird is another beauty, and all your shots are incredibly sharp images. The only ones I have seen are the Cattle Egrets and the Collared Dove. Thank you for hosting Anni, I do enjoy my visits.

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  6. Dearest Anni,
    these are beautiful bird photos again - the sweet Titmouse has such an adorable little face <3 <3 <3 But I also like the other birds very much! Unfortunately, I don't have any birds for your linkup today (unless you also accept a swan made from broken crockery :-))
    All the best, have a nice Sunday and a happy new week!
    Traude
    https://rostrose.blogspot.com/2022/09/strudlhofstiege-gartenpalais.html

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  7. Your pictures say it all this week. Our Tufted Titmice pale in comparison to their black-crested cousins. Also nice shots of the Killdeer, dove, egret and kingbird.

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  8. Lots of browns and whites this week- changing with the season?

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  9. That little black crested Titmouse is sure handsome little chap.

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