Jack Dawe
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More Mute Swans.
Birds in Pairs
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Brown-headed Cowbirds, Arizona
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Montezuma Quail, Arizona
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Canada goose
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Woodstock Loons...
Regards,
Edd
Regards,
Edd
jamganz
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Male and Female Thick-billed Euphonia from Minca, Colombia. I couldn't get them together but they were bouncing around the same tree calling out to each other.
Thick-billed Euphonia (Male) by jamganz, on Flickr
Thick-billed Euphonia (Female) by jamganz, on Flickr
Thick-billed Euphonia (Male) by jamganz, on FlickrThick-billed Euphonia (Female) by jamganz, on Flickr
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Female Brown-headed Cowbirds, Arizona. I don't know if they are a "pair", or just friends.
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Sandhill cranes
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American oystercatchers, male on right, fledgling on left, hanging out at the beach
Father and child, American oystercatchers by Ed Spenser, on Flickr
Father and child, American oystercatchers by Ed Spenser, on Flickr
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Love this one, Bill!Mississippi Kites
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Florida
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Black Skimmers, Florida
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These two crows are trying to decide who gets to try the suet first. The winner will probably get pecked several times. 
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Fulmars...
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The hen is obviously mad at the drake because he didn't bring home any fish for dinner.
OhLook
it must be my imagination
Chickens; behavioral question. I pass by this coop often and admire the hens through the fence. I've never seen the people there. The hen on the right repeatedly pecked at one spot on the side of the foreground hen's head. In this shot, she's poised to peck. Angles of view kept me from seeing the exact spot, but it was on or near the eye. This doesn't seem to have been a fight. The pecked hen could easily have walked away. Was this action an affectionate gesture? Was the pecking hen picking off parasites?
