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It's a wonderful place to sit and watch ducks and geese during the spring and fall migration. It's also a wonderful place to see songbirds.
The range of the Eastern and Spotted Towhee overlaps in this area. I have been fortunate enough to see and photograph each at Wildwood Lake.
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Spotted Towhee
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This is another curie I am no going to see here. Gorgeous bird.
That's some pretty nice shots. What equipment do You use to catch them?
Fantastic shots, looks like a beautiful place.
Have a great week!
Guy
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Hi koala, thanks for stopping by. I have a Canon digital SLR. I used a 100-300 lens to capture these photos. I recently bought a 100-400 and am enjoying the ability to get in a little closer with it.
NB: Beautiful lake and a neat little bird. Thanks for sharing.
Really great shots! It does look like a lovely place. Love the bird!
Thanks for sharing! Have a good week!
Love that bird!
These are wonderful bird photos. And your lake looks like a great place to sit and enjoy nature.
Nice photos, maybe that is what i need to do is sit by the lake and see if i can capture some birds that way, as i have no luck here
Your photos are lovely! So interesting that the two towhees overlap there. You are very knowledgeable about birds of your area.
I don;t think I've ever seen a towhee before. Wildwood Lake looks like a great place for birding, hiking and taking photos.
Such a peaceful place to be I am sure. The bird pictures are great.
like the bird shots...subtle difference between the two...lucky you living so close to a nice lake.
have a great rest of the week.
I went to Wildwood with my husband and yellow lab in January. I guess it was too early for birds. I took lots of pics, though. I'll have to go with them now that the birds are back.
Great pics!
I am so jelous! Those towhees are Awesome! I've NEVER been able to get a good shot of one!
VERY WELL DONE!!
I see that you are using a 100-400 lens....are you using it handheld...or on a tripod? I've got 70-300 which I use handheld but I wasn't sure if the 400 would be too heavy to use handheld or not.
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