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One of my favorite spots for Snow Goose migration is the Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area in south eastern Pennsylvania( I grew up near this area so there is a long history of hiking and birding for me). This year, because of avian bird flu concerns, viewing areas were restricted, so we missed this year's migration. This shot was from several years ago when our timing was just right. We walked out between two fields on a small access path and witnessed this...

Snow Geese by the thousands, most in flight with some on the ground. Snow Geese are primarily white with black tipped wings. They are so many in flight that the dark background of trees is almost obliterated.
#birds#birding#waterfowl
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Swede’s Photographs

Echoes of Stillness

As I look around at the treetops, I notice the delicate interplay of light and shadow. Upon closer examination, these subtle shifts often unveil birds and other wildlife. In this instance, the treetop became a temporary haven for a group of goldfinches. Though the small flock was too distant and the morning light too faint to capture much detail, I chose to present the scene in black and white—offering a vignette-style cameo of the birds.

The photographs I share here don’t appear as vivid as they do in my Pixel’s gallery. To make them load more easily, I reduce their size and slightly lower their quality. Take a look:

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The image depicts a serene scene of six birds perched on the branches of a bare tree. The birds stand out as dark silhouettes against the soft gray background of the sky, creating a stark yet soothing visual effect. The composition captures the stillness and simplicity of nature, with the birds delicately arranged at various heights on the branches, offering depth and balance.
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GrrlScientist ⧖ Ⓥ :verified:

Alarming Report Finds US Bird Populations Are Still Crashing

"About one-third of all American bird species are of high or moderate conservation concern due to low populations, declining population trends, or other threats."

by @grrlscientist

#ornithology #birds #birding #StateOfTheBirds #endangered #conservation #ClimateCrisis #SciComm forbes.com/sites/grrlscientist

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