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Thursday, March 3, 2022

Crops & Clips: Flashback to March, 2019

Each month I enjoy looking back over my archived photos, taken three years previously, to remember how things were then and what I now am missing this month in our new Connecticut  home.  As usual, I searched for images which reflect favorite memes: critters of all kinds (especially birds), skies and clouds, reflections, flowers and butterflies, as well as scenes which speak for themselves. 

We spent the entire month of March at home in south Florida, mostly walking and birding in the local Wounded Wetlands. 

It was a busy month, with 453 photos processed. On March 1 we welcomed the early migratory warblers...

,,,Black-and White Warbler female...

...Prairie Warbler...

...and Yellow-rumped Warbler:

A Great Egret cast a nice reflection:

Ahead, an exotic Muscovy Duck flew across the path:

At a nearby park, two rival male Common Gallinules fought ferociously  as a female watched:

Wild Poinsettia bracts resembled flowers, but they are actually modified leaves:

A Mottled Duck left barely a ripple as he stepped into the still water:

An angry Wood Stork chased Anhingas from their nest:


The Bald Eagles were almost ready to fledge on March 16:

Adult male Bald Eagle overhead:

Castor Oil Tree drupes, source of the deadly poison ricin:

Wild Lantana flowers:

Male Northern Cardinal in fine feather:

Female Ruby-throated Hummingbird sipping nectar of Firebush (Hamelia patens):

Great  Egret landing on flimsy branches:

Brown Thrasher singing on nesting territory:

Killdeer already have laid eggs:

Halloween Pennant:

"Fly me to the Moon":

Black-necked Stilt:

Mottled Ducks in flight:

White-eyed Vireo:

Gulf Fritillary on two-toothed nettles of Bidens alba:

Five minutes after sunrise on March 24:


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Linking to:



Skywatch Friday

Weekend Reflections

Saturday's Critters

BirdD'Pot

All Seasons

Wordless Wednesday (on Tuesday)

Natasha Musing

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Please visit the links to all these posts to see some excellent photos on display
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8 comments:

  1. Always beautiful series of photos are shown on the look backs, Ken.

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  2. There are some truly remarkable photographs here. They give such a good idea of the fascinating variety of birds. The mottled duck reflecting itself looks almost unreal. I am not familiar with these lovely fowl, and I also like the picture of them flying, with those beautifully choreographed feathers making such rhythmic patterns. How prehistoric the Wood Stork looks. My favourites, perhaps, are the Warblers, they embody to me what a little bird "ought" to look like, if that makes sense!

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  3. Another fantastic flashback, Ken!

    Although I live here and see most of the same species, I'm still jealous!

    Hope all is well with you.

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  4. Wow, Ken!
    These are all awesome photos, the birds in flight, lovely reflections and beautiful birds. Pretty dragonfly and butterfly images. Love the moon capture and the pretty sunrise scene. I am hoping for a successful eagle nest this year. Thanks so much for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, enjoy your day and new week ahead!

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  5. Beautiful, as always Ken!! My favorite this week is the territorial clamor of the gallinules!!...extraordinary.

    Thanks for stopping by to link in.
    ~Anni @ I'd Rather B Birdin'

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  6. You have some amazing photos. The bird pics are razor sharp.

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  7. Wow ! what an amazing captures, I loved the image of Hummingbird on Firebush flower. The sky capture is marvelous. Thanks for sharing with Garden Affair.

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