My wife and I walked the trail near Millersburg this morning. The Killbuck Creek was full to the banks, the deer were inquisitive, and the birds active. I finally saw a Pileated Woodpecker up close. On my mobile I showed my wife what the woodpecker looked like, and sounded like. Within 100 yards of where existed the trail a Pileated Woodpecker crossed the trail right in front of us, and landed on a tree nearby! That was special.
Not sure what his feelings are?
This Anhinga caught this fish and was trying hard to swallow it, but dropped, and it go away! Will he tell the family this evening about the big fish, that got away?
I was glad to see this Black-necked Stilt at the Myakka River State Park in Florida, on Monday. Upon returning home, it was as I suspected, and it was not a “lifer” for me, since it had showed up in Ohio, last year. A “lifer” for the non-birders means it is the first time you have seen that bird. I think the 16 “lifers,” I saw on vacation in Florida brings my life list up to 245 on eBird. I have around 60 species that I observed in India, that I haven’t put on eBird yet. Have a great day!
Many of these Parakeets are flying around here, in Pincraft, Sarasota, Florida! Brings back memories of Bangladesh! I had to take a photo of my laptop screen, because we don’t have an internet connection at this time!
A Great White Egret one of many birds we saw!
I am quite sure this is the first I have had a Hairy Woodpecker at my feeders! A nice surprise!
Goldfinch in the Morning Before Snowfall
Goldfinch in the Afternoon After the Snowfall – November 14, 2021
In front of this stove is where I like to spend my time during the snowfall!
Red-Tailed Hawk
Crow
Purple Martin houses are very popular among the Amish people. Here we see some action at the Martin House
The Camerist's Collection 