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By: HikerBikerGram (offline) on Saturday, March 17 2012 @ 12:25 PM EDT  
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A pair of Mallard foraging the pollen that is falling into the lake from the trees and algae that is already forming due to the warm weather. I included the mallards in the video also.
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By: HikerBikerGram (offline) on Saturday, March 17 2012 @ 12:31 PM EDT  
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Canada Geese pair, also in the video. They are all breeding and their will be young goslings soon.Smile
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The goose is beaded with water drops, it had just got out of the lake.
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By: HikerBikerGram (offline) on Saturday, March 17 2012 @ 12:38 PM EDT  
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I thought this was an interesting view of the Canada Gooses plumage from this perspective.
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Now to birds of the trees and ground, they are all very happy for the warmer weather and it is their breeding season too.
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Northern Cardinal singing to its mate.
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By: HikerBikerGram (offline) on Saturday, March 17 2012 @ 12:44 PM EDT  
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A male Downy Woodpecker, it was eating insects from between the bark of the tree.
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In the marshy area of the lake this Red-winged Blackbird was perched on a old cattail reed singing.
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Another very handsome male Northern Cardinal.
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By: HikerBikerGram (offline) on Saturday, March 17 2012 @ 12:56 PM EDT  
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I'm going to close this "Spring Has Sprung" with beautiful flowering Daffodils, a flowering tree with a bubble bee on it getting nectar, and a flowering Star Magnolia. I sure Love Springtime, everything in Nature is so ALIVE!!!!!! Wub

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By: HikerBikerGram (offline) on Saturday, March 17 2012 @ 01:02 PM EDT  
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Spring always comes to this area with thunder storms, which happened this week. I caught this photo of the storm clouds moving in and covering the late afternoon sun. The line in the clouds is a jet plane. A friend, Rose, pointed out it looks like a man in the cloud formation blowing the clouds.Smile

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Thanks for stopping by and I hope your Spring has Sprung also, if not it will come to your neck of the woods soon. Thank YouHello


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By: mmud (offline) on Saturday, March 17 2012 @ 04:37 PM EDT  
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Beautiful pics and vid from earlier in the week Linda. Smile
So nice to see the great weather and lovely reflection pics.
Thank you for sharing.


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By: edkeagle (offline) on Monday, March 19 2012 @ 01:07 PM EDT  
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Hi Linda:

I am once more trying to catch up after being away for three weeks. I enjoyed all your recent photos, especially the swan reflections. You always come back with a great variety of photos. Also, belated congratulations on winning the photo contest. Your hard work paid off. Very, very sharp photo, and it looks even better when enlarged. I also have to give the eagle a little bit of credit for picking such a neat location to land with a great background.


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