OrcraftiaI had the opportunity in my life to see several species of birds. Some, I could see the females, the males... and even the juveniles! And also, some that I managed to take a picture of.
Sometimes I regret not having photographed certain species that I could have, such as my friend the yellow-rumped warbler.
So here is a list of the birds that I managed to see and I would say if I managed to take a picture of them and if I saw the male and the female.
Sometimes I regret not having photographed certain species that I could have, such as my friend the yellow-rumped warbler.
So here is a list of the birds that I managed to see and I would say if I managed to take a picture of them and if I saw the male and the female.
Snow goose
white form: Seen but not photographed
Dark form: Seen but not photographed
Canada Goose
photographed
Mallard duck
Male: Seen but not photographed
Female: Seen but not photographed
Sandhill Crane
Photographed
Ring-billed Gull
Seen but not photographed
Rock pigeon
Normal plumage: Seen but not photographed
Dark plumage: Seen and photographed
Other plumages: Never seen
Mourning dove
photographed
Northern Harrier
Seen and photographed
Red-tailed hawk
Seen but not photographed
Ruby-throated Hummingbird
male: seen but not photographed
female: seen and photographed
Wild turkey
Male: Seen and photographed
Female: Seen and photographed
feather found on the grass
Juvenile: Seen but not photographed
Downy woodpecker
Male: Seen and photographed
Female: Seen and photographed
Hairy woodpecker
Male: Seen but not photographed
Female: Seen and photographed
Northern flicker
Male: Seen and photographed
Female: Seen and photographed
Red-eyed Vireo
Seen and photographed
Eastern phoebe
photographed
Eastern kingbird
photographed
House wren
photographed
Blue jay
photographed
American crow
Seen but not photographed
Common Raven
photographed
Tree swallow
photographed
Barn swallow
Seen but not photographed
Northern rough-winged swallow
Seen but not photographed
Black-capped chickadee
photographed
White-breasted nuthatch
photographed
Red-breasted nuthatch
Seen but not photographed
American robin
Male: Seen and photographed
Female: Seen and photographed
juvenile: Seen and photographed
Chick: Seen and photographed
Cedar Waxwing
photographed
European starling
Breeding plumage: Seen and photographed
Non-breeding plumage: Seen but not photographed
Juvenile: Seen and photographed
House sparrow
Male, breeding plumage: Seen but not photographed
Female: Seen but not photographed
Male, non-breeding plumage: Seen but not photographed
Purple finch
Male: Seen but not photographed
Female: Seen but not photographed
Common redpoll
Male: Seen but not photographed
Female: Seen but not photographed
American Goldfinch
Male: Seen and photographed
Female: Seen and photographed
Non-breeding plumage: Seen and photographed
Juvenile: Seen and photographed
American tree sparrow
photographed
Chipping sparrow
Adult, breeding plumage: Seen and photographed
Juvenile: Seen and photographed
Chick: Seen and photographed
song sparrow
photographed
Savannah sparrow
photographed
Field sparrow
photographed
Lincoln's sparrow
photographed
white-throated sparrow
photographed
White-crowned Sparrow
photographed
Dark-eyed junco
Male: Seen and photographed
Female Seen but not photographed
Red-winged blackbird
Male: Seen and photographed
female and juvenile: Seen photographed
Male, Juvenile: Seen and photographed
brown-headed cowbird
Male: Seen but not photographed
Female: Seen and photographed
rusty blackbird
Breeding plumage: Seen but not photographed
Common grackle
photographed
Yellow-rumped warbler
Male, non-breeding plumage: Seen but not photographed
Female, non-breeding plumage: Seen but not photographed
Juvenile: Seen and photographed
Yellow warbler
Female: Seen and photographed
Cape May Warbler
Juvenile: Seen and photographed
Northern cardinal
Male: Seen but not photographed
Female: Almost certain to have seen but not photographed
Rose-breasted Grosbeak
Male: Seen and photographed
female: Seen and photographed
There are two aquatic species that I have once seen but I couldn't say what they are so I wouldn't add them to the list...
So, if I see a species of bird for the first time or one day I manage to take a picture of a species that I couldn't, I would modify the list.
but I wouldn't make an update.
So, if I see a species of bird for the first time or one day I manage to take a picture of a species that I couldn't, I would modify the list.
but I wouldn't make an update.
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Oh and also for the wild turkey male, on a road trip thirty minutes from my house.