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Bird from South Texas #10

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ddolan1075
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Bird from South Texas #10
ddolan1075 Posted: Mon, Feb 8 2010 2:43 PM Reply

This is a lifer for me when I went to Harlingen last week.  Just going through my pictures and wanted to share it.  What is it?

http://i317.photobucket.com/albums/mm392/ddolan1075/Valley%20Trip/100129_36943valley-trip_filtered.jpg

 
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Re: Bird from South Texas #10
ROY NEHER WILDLIFE replied on Mon, Feb 8 2010 3:37 PM Reply
Popeye was a sailor of the sea
and one day he looked right at me
He pointed at those birds
And uttered these words,
"I name those birds for thee"
                                            O.O.

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Re: Bird from South Texas #10
ddolan1075 replied on Mon, Feb 8 2010 4:36 PM Reply

Roy, do you do anything or are you snowed in?  Very nice

 
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Re: Bird from South Texas #10
ROY NEHER WILDLIFE replied on Mon, Feb 8 2010 7:56 PM Reply

 No, not snowed in. They kept saying it was going to snow. I saw about 6 small flakes at 5:00 PM. Does that make them right in their prediction? I think it is the first time I have ever wanted a lot of snow since I was a kid.

I have never seen that bird, it would be a lifer for me, too.

 

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