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| Pileated Woodpecker - Peoria Illinois |
| Downy Woodpecker - Peoria Illinois |
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| White Winged Dove - Yucatan Mexico |
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| Royal Tern - Yucatan Mexico |
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| Ruddy Turnstone - Yucatan Mexico |
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| Bare Throated Tiger Heron - Yucatan Mexico |
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| Brown Pelican - Yucatan Mexico |
| Killdeer - Presque Isle Pennsylvania |
| Cardinal Chicks in Nest - Peoria Illinois |
| American Robin Chicks in Nest - Peoria Illinois |
| Female Goldfinch - Peoria Illinois |
| Downy Woodpecker (Peoria - Illinois) |
| Red-Bellied Woodpecker (Peoria - Illinois) |
| Cardinal with White Head - Unusual (Peoria - Illinois) |
| House Finch (Peoria - Illinois) |
| Mourning Dove (Peoria - Illinois |
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| Wild Turkey (Peoria Heights) |
| Cliff Swallow - South Dakota (Sioux Falls) |
| Red-Winged Blackbird - South Dakota (Sioux Falls) |
| Turkey Vulture - Wyoming (Aladdin) |
| Northern Harrier attacked by an American Redstart - South Dakota (Hot Springs) |
| Red-Tailed Hawk - Manhattan (New York) |
| Grand Canyon Crow - Arizona (Grand Canyon) |
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| Brown Pelican |
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| Herring Gull - California (San Diego) |
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| Hooded Oriole - California (San Diego) |
| Red-Tailed Hawk - Arizona (Grand Canyon) |
| Red-Winged Black Bird - Missouri (St Louis) |
| Western Scrub Jay |
House Wren - Illinois (Dunlap)
| Rock Pigeon - Manhattan (New York) |
| Hermit Thrush - Illinois (Dunlap) |
| European Starling - Invasive Species - Illinois (Dunlap) |
| Northern Cardinal - Illinois (Dunlap) |
| Ring-Billed Gull - Illinois (Chicago) |
| Tufted Titmouse - Illinois (Dunlap) |
| White-Breasted Nuthatch - Illinois (Dunlap) |
| Mallard |
| Downy Woodpecker - Illinois (Dunlap) |
| American White Pelican - Illinois (East Peoria) |
| Northern Flicker - Illinois (Dunlap) |
Copyright of all pictures on this page belong to David W K Foster and Silvia Vasquez










Beautiful shots...
ReplyDeleteWhat stunning photographs!! They are so clear and of very good quality - I'm impressed :)
ReplyDeleteMan, you know your birds. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI only knew what the chicks were becoause I saw their parents feed them :-)
DeleteThis is such an awesome blog! Thank you for putting these photos together & on display.
ReplyDeleteWawwww Beatiful birds....thanks.
ReplyDeleteNice photos. You seem to be a great birder. How do you know the types of most of these birds?
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