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By: HikerBikerGram (offline) on Thursday, March 08 2012 @ 12:51 PM EST  
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The juvenile, you can see the plumes that are left from the swans past injury. He is still very handsome and looks very fit and strong.:nod:

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By: HikerBikerGram (offline) on Thursday, March 08 2012 @ 12:56 PM EST  
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I spent an afternoon with my daughter walking through her wooded property. It is a wonderful area to see birds and these are a few that I photographed.

Video CameraVideo I recorded of male Northern Cardinals singing and calling their mates.

Male Cardinal
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By: HikerBikerGram (offline) on Thursday, March 08 2012 @ 12:59 PM EST  
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Female Cardinal, I do believe this is a yearling.Chin
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By: HikerBikerGram (offline) on Thursday, March 08 2012 @ 01:02 PM EST  
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The Beautiful Mourning Dove

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By: HikerBikerGram (offline) on Thursday, March 08 2012 @ 01:09 PM EST  
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Black-capped Chikadee
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Female Eastern Bluebird
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Tufted Titmouse
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By: HikerBikerGram (offline) on Thursday, March 08 2012 @ 01:22 PM EST  
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American Robin
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Carolina Wren, I do believe.
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A Lark Sparrow, I do believe.
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By: HikerBikerGram (offline) on Thursday, March 08 2012 @ 01:40 PM EST  
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I will close with the true sign of Springtime around the corner, these Daffodils that I saw growing along the road.

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I would like to announce that I received a phone call yesterday informing me that I had won the Alton Winter Eagle Photo Contest. I'm beyound words excited about winning this contest. I have submitted photos for 5 years hoping that my eagle photo would win and this was the year.Very Happy

Thank you all for your friendship and support, it means the world to me.Wub

This is the photo that won the eagles photo contest, it is a beautiful immature Bald Eagle perched in the cliffs along the Mississippi River.

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By: mmud (offline) on Thursday, March 08 2012 @ 06:52 PM EST  
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Lovely pics and vids from your latest adventures Linda. Smile
That was interesting how the Killdeer feels around for food with it's feet.
Wonderful actions shots and another great variety of wildlife. Thank you for sharing.
Congratulations again on winning the photo contest! That's such a beautiful pic of the juvenile.


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