On this beautiful spring day,let's take a look at the 'O' birds.
The first one is none other than the Ovenbird.
You will most often see this bird walking along on the ground
like a chicken.
The next bird is considerably larger.The Osprey is seen at a lake or river,hunting for fish.
Below is a photo of several Orchard Orioles.
The three darker birds are the Orchard Orioles.
Also seen here are a male and female Baltimore Oriole.
These birds were cleaning out the oranges which I was going to throw out.
The last two pictures show the Orange-crowned Warbler.
The orange on it's crown is very subtle and often goes unseen.
If you look carefully it can be seen in these pictures
All pictures,except for the Osprey were taken by Jake,
Below is a photo of several Orchard Orioles.
The three darker birds are the Orchard Orioles.
Also seen here are a male and female Baltimore Oriole.
These birds were cleaning out the oranges which I was going to throw out.
The last two pictures show the Orange-crowned Warbler.
The orange on it's crown is very subtle and often goes unseen.
If you look carefully it can be seen in these pictures
All pictures,except for the Osprey were taken by Jake,The Osprey is done by Ruth.
How great are your works,O Lord.
Psalm 92:5
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