Cynthia
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What an amazing bird. Australia and New Zealand are on my list of places to visit next year! One gets complacent about the birds we see everyday and I am finding as I read through these posts how diverse some of the birds around the world are. I also realize that the birds in my own backyard are beautiful too. Daily I see Blue Jays, Northern Cardinals, Redwinged blackbirds, Gold Finches, Starlings, Grackles, Robins, Juncos, a number of different sparrows, Cowbirds, Woodpeckers, Coopers Hawks, and lots of Mourning Doves. I have to say the Blue Jays are my favourite.
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Interesting, what kind of a Jay is that? It doesn't look like the blue jays in my area of Ontario.
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@Jeanne I have never heard of this bird either. Where did you see it? Very interesting bird.
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@Danya @Danya, That is exactly what I do as well. I am often out with friends hiking and don't want to spent too much time searching through my bird book to find the bird so take a picture and then look it up when I have the time. I also find then that I can zoom in and focus on a particular part of the bird that helps with identification.
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@Manyu I watched a National Geographic program recently on Cuba where they showed the Bee Hummingbird. I had no idea a bird could be that small! I love to watch the hummingbirds when I visit Mexico. We only have the Ruby Throated ones here in Ontario Canada.
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I absolutely love Pileated Woodpeckers. They are so beautiful. I have only seen them a few times in Algonquin Park in Ontario, Canada.
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