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    Birds of the Missouri River Valley

    Great Blue Heron with a fish
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    Birds of the Missouri River Valley

    Here is some from today. My first Owl in good light. One of our local meadowlarks. Great songster for the plains. Along with the Cardinal. Grackels are common but in the right light they have great color
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    Birds of the Missouri River Valley

    Ad Kingfisher and the Spring Egret tree
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    Birds of the Missouri River Valley

    Cormorants in the sun. and an Eagle
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    Birds of the Missouri River Valley

    Can't wait till the sun comes out. Just hard to get much contrast on the Cormorant and a Robin with a worm.
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    Birds of the Missouri River Valley

    Here is one out the window behind my desk at home. No sun today. These stay around the neighborhood most of the year. A couple of years ago I got to hold one as I had to rescue it from a string tangled around his leg. Was hanging upside down and was glad to get away. Still working with the Heron...
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    Birds of the Missouri River Valley

    I'll open a thread for pictures with the spirit of the PNW but a long way away. Here is a Great Blue Heron at Lake Manawa near Council Bluffs IA and a Lesser Yellow Legs in Arrowhead Park about 30 miles NE of Omaha. I didn't care for the first Heron picture. I readjusted the RAW photo. Please...
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    Birds of Nebraska

    You are correct Bob. One of my travel destinations is the area where the Missouri starts. I have dipped my toes in the Pacific Ocean and the headwaters of the Mississippi so Montana and Idaho are next. One of the goals for this summer is to get a really good Cardinal picture. I have to say the...
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    Birds of Nebraska

    You could make the case that not all the water that flows out of the Pacific Northwest goes to Pacific Ocean, some of the eastern water follows Lewis and Clark's path through Nebraska. That must be why I love the PNW so much. I have a nephew who lives in Oregon and on a trip to the Mount Rainier...
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