KAB walk

 

Yesterday, I was fortunate to have joined the Kaslo Area Birders for a walk at the north end of the Lake. While others looked for birds, I looked for bird pictures. Here are four shots I liked.

A Mountain Bluebird was hunting from its perch atop a sign that read: No Hunting!

Bald Eagles and Turkey Vultures were soaring along a ridge. This is a juvenile Bald.

A highlight of the day was the freshly arrived Tree Swallows. This couple is having a conversation. Could they be saying: “John has found a really nice nesting cavity for Muriel.”  Or maybe: “I really don’t like all those birders spying on us.”

Finally, a portrait of a Tree Swallow.

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7 Responses to KAB walk

  1. Paul says:

    Wow! I really like the portrait of the Tree Swallow, well done :~)

  2. Marlene Machmer says:

    Very nice tree swallow!

  3. Peter says:

    Great photos, Alistair. Thank you for posting these!

  4. D Thorburn says:

    The last portrait looks like an alien penguin! Nice to see the swallows are back (can the ospreys be far behind?).

  5. Rick Howie says:

    Perhaps one swallow was saying to the other “How’s my breath? I just swallowed a stink bug.”

  6. Slydog says:

    I think the Bluebirds were hard of hearing.

  7. matt says:

    great shot. perfect timing. nice sharp pic with good colour. I can see why it is a favourite.

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