That would be birds on the Olympic Peninsula seen on our Klamath Bird Observatory trip:
Female Red-winged Blackbirds
Drooling Pintail, note water droplets on his elegant feathers…
Posted by: atowhee | March 6, 2018
JIM WELCH PHOTOS OF OLYMPIC WINNERS…
Posted in birding, birds, ducks & geese, eagles, migratory birds, natural history, ocean birds, raptor, Washington State, winter birds | Tags: Bald Eagle, Pintail, Red-winged Blackbird, Wigeon
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