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Black-eared Wheatear (female), Oenanthe hispanica , Mittelmeer-Steinschmätzer
Black-eared wheatear (female), Oenanthe hispanica , Mittelmeer-Steinschmätzer
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Black-eared wheatear (female), Oenanthe hispanica , Mittelmeer-Steinschmätzer
I am getting faster with uploading the birdie shots to my gallery and getting them IDed.
Am far from finished though 
This Beauty is from last Saturday at the golf course.
I’m so glad I am here during migration and get to see them all 
The weather has changed back to much cooler, sunny and no humidity.
Lucky me. Perfect weather for the weekend and birding tours.
Catch you all next week again
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2010-03-18 @ 09:44:33
It is a real beauty I tell you
Recently (2010-03-17) Thom wrote TP4WW, What Part of a Fairy Tale Are You? and Proof That The World Is Nuts!. Check it out!
2010-03-18 @ 10:40:34
Migration time is a wonderful time to see new birds. Lovely shot, Nicole.
Recently (2010-03-16) Eileen wrote Wet Bluebirds. Check it out!
2010-03-18 @ 13:31:36
I am fascinated by how many birds there are that I have never heard of!!!
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2010-03-18 @ 14:28:23
Ah, jetzt verstehe ich: du kriegst so viele unterschiedliche Vögel zu sehen, weil sie 'bei euch' sozusagen vorbeikommen.
(Heute Morgen war hier ein Eichelhäher-Pärchen. Aber sie sind sehr scheu. Die würde ich nie fotografiert kriegen.)
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2010-03-18 @ 14:36:12
Cute bird, but near useless as a caddy, I would think.
Recently (2010-03-17) Doug wrote A St. Patrick's Day prayer. Check it out!
2010-03-18 @ 18:08:45
Perfect captures.
2010-03-18 @ 22:26:34
Looks very delicate Nicole and the color is gorgeous! Good luck in your birding.
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2010-03-19 @ 09:29:17
This is wonderful! I envy you all the exotic birds!
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2010-03-19 @ 22:34:53
great bird and pictures- looks so tiny on that palm leaf! (if it's a palm leaf). Good post!
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2010-03-19 @ 22:50:57
The cactus..I think it is cactus really sets of the bird perfectly..You are going to have a huge album of birds Nicole.. Michelle
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2010-03-21 @ 05:01:02
Unusual and delightful. Both the birds and the plant.
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2010-03-22 @ 08:53:46
Thanks everyone!
The plant he is sitting on is actually a Date palm tree
2010-03-22 @ 14:30:09
Wonderful shot of the little bird. I like the way he turned his head in the first shot.
Recently (2010-03-21) Carver wrote Today's Flowers. Check it out!
2010-07-09 @ 02:21:50
I took a bird watching tour when i travelled to the Peruvian amazon..Puerto Maldonado, tambopata national reserve and the inka terra national reserve are good spots for eco tourism and bird watching tours..highly recommend www.closerperu.com if anyone is interested in travelling there for bird watching in the amazon or seeing machu picchu...