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What kind of bird is this?

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Not sure what kind of bird this is ..but if someone could tell me it would be highly appreciated!!! There is nothing in which the birds differ more from man than the way in which they can build and yet leave a landscape as it was before. Robert Lynd ( 1879-1949) The Blue Lion and Other Essays. All comments and views welcome! Trina Zoom is awesome

Comments (19)


PD154

6:12PM | Thu, 25 June 2009

It's not unlike our European Starling, I may be wrong?...But that aside Trina, this is a great little shot, great how the fnceline draws the eye in.

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bmac62

6:29PM | Thu, 25 June 2009

Phooey, I'm semi-stuck. I'v done a quick leaf through of my Field Guide to North American Birds. The long beak and lack of a prominant forehead throws me. I got the spring birds of Kansas down fairly well but we need someone who has been looking at birds longer than I have. If your bird had a yellow breast he could be an Eastern or Western Meadowlark based on shape and back coloring. Anyway...good catch and a darn good question.

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MagikUnicorn

6:34PM | Thu, 25 June 2009

Sweet shot !

West_coaster07

6:45PM | Thu, 25 June 2009

Nice capture!!!

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tizjezzme

7:34PM | Thu, 25 June 2009

Very nice shot of this lovely bird! I'm not sure what kind it is though.

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MrsRatbag

7:50PM | Thu, 25 June 2009

Some kind of flicker, perhaps? Nice looking bird, and great capture!

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GBCalls

8:20PM | Thu, 25 June 2009

First glance I would have guessed a meadowlark, however it may well be an immature woodpecker of sorts. Hard to tell from the view.

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morningglory

8:27PM | Thu, 25 June 2009

My guess is female Red-Winged Blackbird...but I'm no expert.

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danapommet

8:43PM | Thu, 25 June 2009

I'm just happy with the photo. Great capture. Dana

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CavalierLady

9:18PM | Thu, 25 June 2009

I agree with bmac62, definitely a meadowlark, just depends on which state you live in whether it's the eastern or western species.

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Dreamingbee

11:39PM | Thu, 25 June 2009

an wonderful bird is it for me .. i am not good to say what kind of bird - .. but love them

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decie

3:29AM | Fri, 26 June 2009

I cant see the breast if its yellow and judging by the strips on its head and dark brown spots. I have to go along with Cavalierlady and Bmac62 and say its a meadowlark, nice capture.

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ledwolorz

5:04AM | Fri, 26 June 2009

Great capture.

lucindawind

6:49AM | Fri, 26 June 2009

a fantastic capture .. not sure what this pretty bird is

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jendellas

1:36PM | Fri, 26 June 2009

Sorry haven't a clue. Pretty bird though.

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traceyjane

3:52PM | Fri, 26 June 2009

fantastic shot, I don't know what kind of bird it is but it does look like our starlings.

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petercp

7:21PM | Fri, 26 June 2009

l'm not sure, but it does look a little like a New Holland Honeyeater, it's a nice capture and fenceline is interesting also!

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evielouise

7:09PM | Thu, 02 July 2009

It's called a beautiful bird lol I really don't know either but a sight for sore eyes indeed

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ShadowsNTime

11:17AM | Mon, 13 July 2009

Lol! I had to google it, indeed a meadowlark! Beautiful bird and capture!


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