Great Horned Owl Ear tufts not fully developed might mean this is a juvenile. It was very awake and hunting, looking every which way, and down at the trail briefly. |
Great Horned Owl Scanning one way, ignoring the many nervous birds nearby. |
Great Horned Owl Serious-looking talons on desplay while scanning the other way. |
Great Blue Heron Three juveniles perched together. They might even have come from the same nest. |
Great Blue Heron Another of the three juveniles. |
Great Blue Heron The second and third juveniles together on the same downed Cottonwood. |
Great Blue Heron Together they all flew off over Lake Wingra. |
Great Crested Flycatcher Though its head isn't as large as it looks, it still is impressive from the right angle. |
Great Crested Flycatcher A more normal profile. Still a pretty big head. |
Red-bellied Woodpecker A bit of food in its bill, so probably on the way to feed a youngster. |
American Robin So numerous and talkative, they often just blend into the background, overlooked. Hidden in plain sight. |
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