Look at the Birdie

[Paul]

One of my sharper captures

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[Scottwdw]

Excellent. Like how he's framed between the tree's branches. Is this some kind of flycatcher?

 

[Paul]

Flycatcher meaning the bird type? ; As I recall, last year I capture this shot!

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[Scottwdw]

Yep, and I would say that photo explains why they are called "flycatchers".

 

[prettypixie]

Very nice - he looks so soft, I just want to reach out to touch him!

 

[gary]

that is outstanding, and it might be in the beecatcher family, called that because as any beekeeper in my parts can tell you, they find a hive, natural or manmade, and they will sit outside it every day picking off the worker bees