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| Not sure of the species, looks too big for a cactus wren. Possibly a grackle He was deep in the shadows and made for a great silhouette. |
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| Saguaro Cactus come in so many shapes and sizes. This one reminded me of a finger puppet. |
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| Hmmm. A Cordilleran Flycatcher perhaps. To be honest I really have no idea. I just Google Birds in Arizona and pick one that looks close. |
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| The sun was reflecting across the lake right into the lens. Had to do a little work to bring this back but I like the results. Looks like an evening shot but was actually mid afternoon. |
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| Some very pretty grasses growing along the lake shore. |
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| All twisted and gnarly |
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| He let me know with a lot of chatter when I got too close. |
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| Another gnarly old tree |
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| He found the nearest pole and proceeded to devour his catch. |
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| In addition to the avian fishers there are some of the 2 legged variety as well. Wonder if the Osprey stole this guys catch. |
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| Some kind of Thrasher me thinks. |
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| The sunlight glistening off the water makes for a nice backdrop. |
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| Looks like something out of Jurassic Park. I'm sure if we waited long enough a dinosaur would have made an appearance. |
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