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Jeff Wilson | profile | all galleries >> Galleries >> Odd or Unusual Birds tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

Odd or Unusual Birds

This gallery will contain photos of birds, their nests and activities that I think might be of interest to the birding community. Click on the photos for enlarged images and my notes. Please send any comments or suggestions to olcoot1@aol.com
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Ol'Coot
Ol'Coot		 Cackling Goose - small dark
Cackling Goose - small dark		 Cackling Goose - small dark w-Snow
Cackling Goose - small dark w-Snow		 Richardson's Goose
Richardson's Goose
Richardson's Geese
Richardson's Geese		 Cackling Goose - very dark, very small w- Gadwall.
Cackling Goose - very dark, very small w- Gadwall.		 Ross's and Snow Goose
Ross's and Snow Goose		 Ross's - interior Canada Goose - compare
Ross's - "interior" Canada Goose - compare
Vermilion FC -profile 12-6-03
Vermilion FC -profile 12-6-03		 Loggerhead Shrike - 12-6-03
Loggerhead Shrike - 12-6-03		 Kriders - Red-tailed Hawk - immature
Kriders - Red-tailed Hawk - immature		 Willet - with yellow legs
Willet - with yellow legs
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Jamie Casey Vespo 15-Apr-2009 23:53
From Jamie (Casey) Vespo (of Robert & Jamie). This is a great way for Jeff to share his sightings with the interested. We once caravaned near Arkabutla Lake to see the Sandhill Cranes, and we stayed until sunset to watch the Short-Eared Owls suddenly flying from the ground (previously unseen by us) vocalizing similar to small dogs.
Evan James 04-Feb-2004 17:07
Jeff,

I wanted to thank you for the amount of effort you put into your website as well as the posts on the TN-Bird. Your unending enthusiasm is often what gets me out the door to bird here in E. Tennessee.

Thanks again, I am not sure what to think of the small Canada goose in this gallery. Very mysterious.
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