I noticed the Red-Winged Blackbird for the first time at the marsh land of South Cape Beach. They are very alert, the only clear view I got they were high up on the tree top.I finally got a closer view at Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary. I was walking on a broad walk over the marsh land, apparently the Red-Winged Blackbird has a nest close-by. It hovered just above my head and wanted to scared me away. I was able to get several very close and clear photographs of it.
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16 comments:
A great capture, I have never been able to get a decent photograph of one. This shot is superb.
so gorgeous never tire of seeing sandy
Beautiful shot.
What a striking bird. UK blackbirds are just that - black! Well, the females are brown . . .
Grace & Bradley: I enjoyed you bird, I've seen them in the wild but now a few are coming to my feeder.
Beautiful photo! We have red-wing blackbirds here. I love their flash of color.
Great shot. Aren't they wonderful. I used to see them on Galveston Island. I haven't seen in Houston.
Nice one, I like your photograph of the Cape Cod ( Highland ) lighthouse too, that sea looks very rough but its a nice colour.
Wonderful bird!Happy Camera Critters
purrs and love
Luna
beautiful orange!!
great shot
You have some great pictures and I have read some of your technics on your photography. I shoot a D-80 but as soon as I can afford an D-300 it is mine.
Thanks for the advice.
Gorgeous photo!
Gorgeous shot! Great light and composition.
Thanks for visiting my moth shot. In answer to your question it had about a six inch wingspan.
you have captured such a beauty!
Spirithelpers
wow such a beautiful bird. you captured the great picture. i love her little orange spot, so cute.",)
That is a nice picture. The only ones I get are the females at the feeder or under it in the snow and the males high up in the trees. This is a stunning picture.
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