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| Male Dickcissel |
The Dickcissel is described by Audubon as a miniature meadowlark - which is what I thought I was photographing until I viewed the photos a little closer. It's a summer resident of the Midwest residing in open fields feeding on seeds and insects.
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| Female Dickcissel |
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He is really pretty....I love to feed and watch the birds.
ReplyDeleteHi. Look a lovely little bird.
ReplyDeleteGreat looking bird - I like the yellow!
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
Lovely birds to see...
ReplyDeletevery pretty little bird
ReplyDeleteOkay, this is totally ironic!!! When we were out birding yesterday, I came upon what I thought was a dickcissel...but I'm thinking now what I saw was a meadowlark...the beaks are quite different...the dickcissel has a 'grosbeak' appearance while the meadowlark's is somewhat slimmer and longer....what do you think?
ReplyDeleteThat's what threw me too... The beak and not a black V of the meadowlark.
DeleteThe Dickcissel is a beautiful bird. Lucky you! Great shots!
ReplyDeletethey come thru here during migration. they are such cute and vocal little things. love that you caught these great shots.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful little bird! I love the second photo.
ReplyDeleteInteresting bird with great colors.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful bird
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely little bird.
ReplyDeleteThat little yellow one has a nice pose
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