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Djúpalónssandur ,   Snaefellsnes Peninsula,   Iceland

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Saturday's Critters # 415

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I hope everyone had a happy Thanksgiving! Can you believe it is the last Saturday of November? The days and month have flown by. 

These are some birds I saw saw during one of our walks to the lake. Usually I hear a lot of birds, it is hard to find them mixed in the trees and leaves and take their photos.  On this day, I saw and heard different woodpecker species.  Other birds heard and not photographed are the Red-bellied Woodpecker, Pileated Woodpecker,  Kinglets, Chickadees, Titmouse and Cardinals.

1. On the fire road I noticed 2 Northern Flickers. As we walked closer, they both flew up to the tree tops. We also saw a pair of Yellow-bellied Sapsuckers and out on the lake a few Double-crested Cormorants were hanging out. 

2. Seen below are a pair of Yellow-bellied Sapsuckers.

3. The Double-crested Cormorants can be seen at our local reservoir.

4. The Northern Flicker posed for a photo. 

5. The Double-crested Cormorants, one was drying it's wings. 

6. Another capture of the Sapsucker. 

7. We usually see the Canada Geese hanging out at the reservoir. 

8.  Some colorful trees near the reservoir.

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Happy Thanksgiving!

Happy Thursday everyone!

Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family!  

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Happy Monday!

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Humiston Beach Park, Vero Beach Florida, January 2019

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Saturday's Critters # 414

Welcome to Saturday's Critters!

Hello and happy Saturday!

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Hubby and I took a short day trip to the Conowingo Dam and the Susquehanna River State Park to see the Bald Eagles. In November the Bald Eagles gather at the river just below the dam. Previous years the Eagle count was close to 200. I think we went a little too early, we will make another trip soon.  We saw numerous Double-crested Cormorants, various Gull species, Turkey Vultures and the Black Vultures and the local resident Great Blue Herons. The Ring Billed Gulls dominate but the Herring Gull and the Great Black-backed Gulls can be seen too. 

1. Below on the dam walls, are a few immature Bald Eagles, Double-crested Cormorants with a line of Gulls, 2 Great Blue Herons with a Bald Eagle, immature Bald Eagle with a few Black Vultures. 

2. There was 3 immature  Bald Eagles perched on the dam wall. 

3. One of the many Bald Eagles seen at the Susquehanna River and Conowingo Dam. 

4.   A Bald Eagle, Black Vultures and an immature Bald Eagle with a fish perched on the tower.

5. A line up of Gulls and a group of the Double-crested Cormorants.

6. Below mixed in with the rocks are an immature Bald Eagle, adult Bald Eagle and the Great Blue Heron. 

7.  Some views of the Susquehanna River State Park.

8.  Below images are the Golden-crowned Kinglet on the left and the Downy Woodpecker on the right.  

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