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Here are some photos of birds that I took during my work today

: Merlin, Sharp-shinned Hawk, Northern Harrier, Great Blue Heron, Northern Flicker, Red-shouldered Hawk, Red-tailed Hawk, American Kestrel, Belted Kingfisher. Braddock Bay Hawk Watch, Rochester, New York, USA

Which one is your favorite?

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  • Kylie

    🌻

  • David B. Lifetime VIP

    @Natalia My job focuses on the raptors, meaning hawks, eagles, falcons, and vultures, so those are the birds I like the most.

  • Natalia

    @David B. And is there a bird that impressed you most?

  • David B. Lifetime VIP

    @Natalia I haven’t traveled much so I have only seen the birds in the eastern USA plus one trip to California. I’ve seen about 370 different species of birds and photographed almost all of those.

  • Natalia

    How many kinds of birds have you already seen and taken photos of? I suppose it's a huge amount of them.

  • Mar

    Todas las aves me gustan :)

  • CICY 燕子 Lifetime VIP

    last one look cute😜

  • CICY 燕子 Lifetime VIP

    I like the last one best😜

  • Keyla🦋Bella

    These are amazing 😍

  • Juliana

    I loved the yellow wings bird 😍

  • visionQg

    Northern flicker👌 it is a medium sized member of the woodpecker family. It is native to most of North America, parts of Central America, Cuba, and the Cayman Islands, and is one of the few woodpecker species that migrate👌

  • visionQg

    Northern flicker👍 Although it’s not a big one but I learned it today 👍 another extra reason that it is reminded me the best well known photography website online that is Yahoo Flickr👍 here is the sounds of the birds seems woodpecker’s flickers can make their own nest by drilling into rotten trees and female Flicker has no markings on its face and The male has a red mustache both male and female flickers have a white rump patch above their tails it’s easy to spot as they fly away through the Forest. They spend a lot of time on the ground The reason for this is their love of ants and beetles a cool adaptation shared by Northern flickers and other woodpeckers is their stiff tail feathers that act as a backstop to help them balance when their perching vertically on tree trunks👍

  • Yojenn

    4th and 5th

  • ahre

    Red-shouldered hawk

  • Grant Zhao Lifetime VIP

    The fourth one is my favorite. Good job! You're such a great photographer!

  • Susan武莉蓉

    I like the first and the eighth one.

  • sunset.girl

    Very good photographs! ... the one that is the center is the one that I liked the most, I do not know if the type of bird or the moment of capture (position in which it is flying)

  • Jade

    Thank you for sharing. Every one looks good，but the bird in the middle is my favorite

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