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Mar 20 2011
adult
Being dive-bombed over the Salzburg Airport field!
Mar 22 2011
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Copyright Chris
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Mar 20 2011
adult
The first Marsh Tit I've been able to properly photograph. They are constantly on the move, but someone had setup a feeder in an abandoned woodlot near Salzburg. It was feeding with Long-tailed Tit, Blue Tit and Great Tit all at the same time.
The Marsh Tit is told from the Willow Tit by small black bib, and glossy cap.
Mar 22 2011
23
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Copyright Chris
Birdviewing.com
Mar 20 2011
adult
Seen in a small woodlot near Salzburg.
Mar 22 2011
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Copyright Chris
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Mar 20 2011
adult
Near Salzburg, Austria in a small woodlot.
Mar 22 2011
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Great Tit just outside Salzburg, Austria on a fine spring day.
Mar 22 2011
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Mar 20 2011
Ladner BC on foreshore of Boundary Bay
This owl was posing for about 6 photographers.
Mar 21 2011
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Mar 20 2011
Ladner, BC on foreshore
Mar 21 2011
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Copyright lou_dav
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Mar 6 2011
Boundary Bay Dike, Ladner BC
This is a life list addition for me. I was actually there to photograph a short-eared owl I saw on the adjacent golf course the day before.
Mar 8 2011
10
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Mar 6 2011
Boundary Bay Dike, Ladner BC
The owl was easy to spot as there were about 30 photographer's on the dike.
Mar 8 2011
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Mar 6 2011
Ladner BC
Feeding in a farmer's field
Mar 8 2011
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