Friday Bird Blogging
Posted by R. Neal
Friday, October 28, 2005
Posted by R. Neal
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8 Comments:
Hey Bubba,
Love the pic but don't know the bird (and too lazy to look it up in Petersen's).
Welcome to Friday Bird Blogging to any new readers of this blog.
And of course, thanks for the smile.
I'm guessing it's a green-backed heron...
Exactly how close were you to that bird, R.? It looks like you used a flash.
MP, Stickthrower is correct, it's a green heron.
Stickthrower, no flash, just the late afternoon sunlight. I was pretty close, about 10 or 15 yards away maybe.
Bubba, are you still using the D70? Your pictures look somehow different.
- Les
I'm still loving your Friday bird blogging.
Thanks
DnB
He's beautiful, Bubba.
The birds are back. Good to see you again, pal.
Bubba, Very good to have you back in the blog world.
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