BCs Interesting Bird and Nature Pictures

Looks like it to me. First year birds I think. Barry On 02/09/2018 15:13, Derek Kite wrote: >

Anyone know why on 9.5.17 I get an email relating to something Rick posted on 21.9.17? There was no

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Good capture Derek. Long time no see. Long may you run Len Jellicoe On Apr 29, 2018, at 8:52 PM,

Here is one of the male Cassin's Finch with which the mystery female was consorting at the feeder

I've just received the email copied below in which someone appears to have contacted me through

You are in the right family. Rick From: 'Michael Lancaster' via BCs Interesting Bird and

Yes. All about a 10 min walk. Birds are moving through here it seems. Saw roseate spoonbills here for

Beautiful shot. Can you lighten the shadows to gain any more detail around the eye ? Rick Howie

I have a Catbird (in South Carolina) - who loves to come behind me when I weed my flowers and grab

How many in this group are using a Nikon? Anyone having issues with clarity using a Tamron lens?

Sounds like a great combination Len Brian Sent from my iPad On Jan 15, 2017, at 11:21 AM, jellicoes

If you use "serif optimizer" under the file menu of Serif, you can convert to .jpg without

PS on the goldeneye. The eye is somewhat dark and not a bright yellow, indicating a sub-adult age.

I just noticed that it came via the google pics group. Did you attach a photo of the leg? Or did you

Attached are 2 photos of the same Harlan's hawk. Note the white forehead, white throat and white

Gulls vary considerably, depending upon the species, and a number of them hybridize which adds to the

Any pictures of the wing tips and tail Ferne? Rick Howie -----Original Message----- From: bcintbird-

Attached is a juvenile rough-legged hawk photographed near Kamloops today. I think it is light enough

And actually your photo is a perfect example of what he is saying. On Jul 31, 2016, at 12:09 PM, Rick

Great story Rick. I was up at Paul Lake last weekend for a wedding but didn't see this. See you

No apologies. I had received your reply but I had to rationalize it for myself as opposed to simply

I found this bug (Lygaeus kalmii) in a Milkweed plant near Savona today. I have made inquiries to

Great shot showing species interactions. A little kleptoparasitism by the eagle. Rick Howie Kamloops

Okay, thanks Rick...I will put it down as a baby Junco then. I googled other pictures and they look

Rick, > Looks as if the servers invoked a word search function that seeks to find potentially

Have a good holiday. Barry On 18/04/2016 11:37, RICK HOWIE wrote: Looks great Barry. Big

Last evening (17th) I was out at a known Great Grey Owl site with friends. Pretty soon we got a

I happened upon a bunch of Dusky grouse in full breeding. This fellow would puff himself up to try to

Thanks Bill. Following morning, I saw two females each with the same species in their beaks on the