Since I can't get out to hunt photo ops, I'll share more photos from the 11th, the rainy day I went to Custer Park...

This European starling didn't want to pose, but I thought this was a kinda neat shot of it flying off, esp. the cute curled "toes".

This male Mt. bluebird's color is paler than I've seen; is it because he isn't fully mature? Or maybe just a variation.

This female Mt. bluebird, like the male, was on the fenceline in the wildlife loop at Custer Park, a good bird-watching spot.

The turkey vulture is u-ugly...a face only its mama could love...how about two of 'em?
This spring a Mountain Bluebird had Ohio birders all a-flutter. Nice to see photos of one in its natural habitat.
ReplyDeleteNow if we could get Bison!
Great photos,-
Cheryl