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Red-winged Blackbird

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Description


One of the most abundant birds in North America, the Red-winged Blackbird is found in wetlands and agricultural areas across the continent. The black male can hide the brilliant red shoulders or show them off in a dazzling display. The striped female looks strikingly different than the male and could almost be mistaken for a large dark sparrow. Description top Medium-sized songbird. Moderately long and slender bill. Tail of medium length. Male plumage is well described by the name. Size: 17-23 cm (7-9 in) Wingspan: 31-40 cm (12-16 in) Weight: 32-77 g (1.13-2.72 ounces) Sex Differences Male black with red shoulders, female brown and striped all over. Sound Song a gurgling "oak-a-lee." Call a dry "chek" and "cheer." http://www.birds.cornell.edu/AllAboutBirds/BirdGuide/Red-winged_Blackbird.html Canon rebel xt 70-300 lenses hand held taken on this past friday at White Rock lake Dallas thaks for your comments and visit

Comments (40)


FlameGoddessGabriela

12:08AM | Sun, 30 April 2006

Beautiful photography! :)

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BBarbs

12:22AM | Sun, 30 April 2006

You are right. They are gorgeous birds. This first time I saw one up close it was sitting on a low branch of an Aspen tree right next to a solar window. I was startled by the beautiful color. He was so close I really could see the details...something that doesnt happen often when the hawks are out and about. I love these shots. Such a wonderful bird. Thanks for all the info. I never have known what the call sounds like. Beautiful. Hugsssss

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SophiaDeer

12:36AM | Sun, 30 April 2006

Excellent shot! The birds are so beautiful and elegant.

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melevos

12:45AM | Sun, 30 April 2006

very beautiful shot!!!!

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Blush

12:48AM | Sun, 30 April 2006

This is an excellent collage And the birds are beautiful too I uploaded a new one today come by when ya can Vote n hugs Susan~

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DennisReed

1:12AM | Sun, 30 April 2006

Awesome wildlife capture Richard! Bravo!

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Snow_Angel

1:23AM | Sun, 30 April 2006

This is interesting. I love the red on the wings.I have never seen one like this. Excellent shots Richard! Thanks for writing the details too! :)

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Hendesse

1:44AM | Sun, 30 April 2006

Outstanding shots. I don't know this kind of birds. Very interesting to see, thanks for sharing!!!

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STEVIEUKWONDER

2:59AM | Sun, 30 April 2006

This is a super capture Richard and the information is very ibteresting. Thank you for this. Makes me wish I was back in Texas. Steve :o)

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VDH

4:17AM | Sun, 30 April 2006

Wonderfu composition Richard! Beautiful bird and interesting information! If it possible to make a closup from this bird? Thank you very much!!

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1010

4:33AM | Sun, 30 April 2006

I've never seen any, they sure are a pretty bird Richard........

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awadissk

5:14AM | Sun, 30 April 2006

Wonderful image excellent work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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tallpindo

6:14AM | Sun, 30 April 2006

We have a wetland with cattails near here so they come to our feeder. Peering through the tails to see what is calling is a treat on my morning runs past the palce.

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ligt

7:01AM | Sun, 30 April 2006

we dont have them here, although it is certainly wet enough. gracious little fellow, and you came so close to it. can it be zoomed in more?

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Digimon

8:28AM | Sun, 30 April 2006

Excellent action shot!! Love the 4-panels!!!

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kansas

9:30AM | Sun, 30 April 2006

Great captures. We have these birds too. I like their song/call.

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rainbows

9:35AM | Sun, 30 April 2006

Beautiful bird, superb collage. I have never seen this bird, so lovely! Thank you Richard for sharing.

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jcv2

10:42AM | Sun, 30 April 2006

Great captures of this remarkable bird, easy to be recognised but hard to be shot though! Terrific collage, Richard!

XoxoTree

10:47AM | Sun, 30 April 2006

This is beautiful.

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Burpee

12:20PM | Sun, 30 April 2006

Unfortunately, out wetlands are disappearing to construction and urban growth. I can't imagine where these beautiful birds will go :(

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Valentin

2:07PM | Sun, 30 April 2006

A wonderful concept and collage, spectacular and very dynamic shots!

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lafayette

2:32PM | Sun, 30 April 2006

I dont know this bird, we have here the traditional blackbird, only black with the yellow beak.Very interesting! HAve a great evening!

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claudialee

3:39PM | Sun, 30 April 2006

Great capture of the little bird in the reeds. He is wonderful to see and the colors really set him apart. Thanks for sharing. HUGS!!

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jocko500

3:53PM | Sun, 30 April 2006

got him in action here. real good to see this image like that

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tmathise

4:07PM | Sun, 30 April 2006

Nice captures and presentation Richard! Very nice indeed! Have a fantastic day buddy!

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atsoram

5:31PM | Sun, 30 April 2006

Impresive Richard! A wonderful concept, nice shot & presentation. V

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GBCalls

6:10PM | Sun, 30 April 2006

Very nice collection! Excellent show of the red displayed on the wings

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pm_hackworth

9:05PM | Sun, 30 April 2006

I know these little boogers are HARD to capture! I tried for two summers!!! I think I got one on a cats tail (posted LONG ago) but I'm not sure that's what it was. Love these!! :) VOTE

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matasabu

11:51PM | Sun, 30 April 2006

Nice capture. I have not seen this bird in Japan. So I thought that this was a crow. Beautiful black and red.

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DRAKELOT

12:33AM | Mon, 01 May 2006

Cool bird and photos my friend !!! bravo on your last images ... about time I visit !!! LOL !!!

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