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We were joying a bike ride on the wonderful trails of Point Pelee National Park when a bird in the middle of the trail had us stop.This lovely Indigo Bunting then moved off the trail and posed for us on a low branch.
Happy Wing Wednesday!
Often forages low in the understory, picking insects from the undersides of leaves. During migration also forages higher in the canopy with other warblers. Sometimes flashes its tail, exposing white spots, similar to the behavior of an American Redstart.
Red-winged Blackbird in flight in the Gillies Lake Conservation Area in Timmins in the Township of Tisdale in the City of Timmins in Northeastern Ontario Canada
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Baltimore Oriole in the backyard.
Overcast rainy days ,of late. Still getting the best shots I can with low light.
A Tufted Titmouse perches with alert eyes and its signature crest raised, facing the camera with a look of quiet curiosity.
I took this photo in my Arkansas yard, where these bold little birds often visit the feeders and low branches. They’re not shy and tend to pose nicely when they pause.
This species is known for its gray plumage, black forehead, and expressive crest. Their calls are clear and whistled, often heard before the bird is seen.
