Favoritos de tgbirdnerd
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Jaguatirica-Do-Norte (Leopardus pardalis ssp. pardalis)Observador
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A young Ocelot visiting water feature at Visitor Center headquarters. Tragically, the Ocelot was ill and found dead a few days later.
Fotos / Sons
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Suiriri-de-Cauda-Longa (Tyrannus forficatus)Observador
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I counted eleven scissor-tailed flycatchers on this powerline as I was driving out of the park just before it closed.
Fotos / Sons
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Suiriri-de-Cauda-Longa (Tyrannus forficatus)Observador
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Harassing a pair of Caracara. there were 2 scissor tails along with some kingbird
Fotos / Sons
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Suiriri-de-Cauda-Longa (Tyrannus forficatus)Observador
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pair of Scissor-tailed FCs enjoying the breeze
Fotos / Sons
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Suiriri-de-Cauda-Longa (Tyrannus forficatus)Observador
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White Rock lake, Winfrey Point
Female
The female has a shorter tail but it is still split in a V when flying. Juveniles will have a shorter tail too but not all the colors.
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I Think I Got A Little Too Close
This female scissor-tail didn't seem to pleased I was inching closer to her. This look stopped me in my tracks and I slowly backed away, after getting the shot of course.
Fotos / Sons
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“Cinnamon bunting?” Hybrid painted x varied bunting
Fotos / Sons
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Juruviara-Barbuda (Vireo altiloquus)Observador
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This is an interesting one. Spotted on a cruise ship which previously sailed to Montego Bay (Jamaica), Grand Cayman, and Cozumel (Mexico). Pretty sizable, probably too large to be a warbler. Very easy to approach as it didn't seem in condition to fly. This may be a first texas record for all I know.
Fotos / Sons
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Esquilo-Raposa (Sciurus niger)Observador
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You Can't See Me, I'm Just One of the Statues
