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  1. Roger Bailey

    Breakfast at the Slew, Sea Otter

  2. Roger Bailey

    Song Sparrow, in Fall color.

    I enjoyed being able to photograph this in a neutral tone. The building behind and the weeds it was perched on gave a common subject a distinctive look.
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    Song Sparrow, in Fall color.

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    Winged Wednesday 10.15.2025: Birds, What else?

    Not my Backyard directly but only 8 miles away. Enjoyed seeing this Pileated Woodpecker this week. A Barred Owl, A first for me.
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    Winged Wednesday 10.15.2025: Birds, What else?

    Eric, Wishing you all the best on your hip! Speedy recovery!
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    Bald Eagle with Skate

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    Winged Wednesday 10.1.2025: Anything with wings

    Roseate Spoonbill in flight
  8. Roger Bailey

    when close gets too close

    I find these experiences to be an opportunity to be creative and show off some detail of the bird. Maybe feather patterns, beak and head, part of a wing, can make for some very interesting compositions. Have fun with it!
  9. Roger Bailey

    Pink Angel Wings, Funny Face

    Roseate Spoonbill in some sort of display. I did not have enough time with them to understand the language. I'm thinking since they were also bringing in nesting material that it had something to do with impressing the girls or his mate. I usually like to spend at least a day or two just to...
  10. Roger Bailey

    Pink Angel Wings, Funny Face

  11. Roger Bailey

    Hunting on a cold Day, Short Eared Owl

    Jim, it had been perched downwind from me, knowing that they like to hunt into the wind I sat low next to a rock until it finally flew, I was lucky it came close to where I had positioned myself.
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    Spearfishing Anhinga Style

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    Any for me?

  14. Roger Bailey

    Wren on Driftwood, Skagit Wildlife refuge

    Thank you Eric for the clarification. I seem to have a problem with Id of birds, or at least accurately, so many phases with them in puberty or early adulthood and slightly different markings that stump me on correctly assessing the species. Thanks again!
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