Animals / Birds / Clouds / Corrales / Moon Girly Black Birds February 4, 2023February 7, 2023 Timothy Price41 Comments Moonrise last night Female Redwing Blackbirds Junco stuck in the middle Moonset this morning Share this: Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Like Loading...
You capture the most amazing moments, Tim. You arrive and the right time and at the right place. Reply
I love the birds! The moonset is very beautiful, Tim. Rebecca is right, you arrive in the right place at the right time. Reply
A lot of it is just being aware and looking for the extraordinary in the ordinary. Thanks, Lavinia. Reply
Dear Timothy Indeed, the moonset and the moonrise picture are both extraordinary 👍 All the best from The Fab Four of Cley 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 Reply
There are so many of them they can’t help but pose. Thanks, JYP. Did you see Time to Move On I posted on Friday? Reply
From Moonrise to Moonset with birds in between… a most wonderful way to warm us up here. Snowing & cold. Reply
What a gorgeous moon set! I agree with the other readers… you are always at the right place at the right time! Reply
True. I did get that one wrong. I went totally nutty on that one. I updated it. Thanks for calling me out one, Brian. Junky Junco thanks you too. Reply
The female red wing blackbirds sure look different from the males. I have actually seen the males here in Canada… about 25 years ago, when we had a bird feeder in our yard at the old place. I saw them and: Sparrows, Pigeons, Blue Jays & Finches. Reply
Off Center & Not Even 
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a moonset quite like this one. It’s beautifu.
It caught my eye. Thanks, Liz.
You’re welcome, Tim.
You capture the most amazing moments, Tim. You arrive and the right time and at the right place.
Thanks, Rebecca. The blackbirds were easy there are hundreds of them.
I love the birds! The moonset is very beautiful, Tim. Rebecca is right, you arrive in the right place at the right time.
A lot of it is just being aware and looking for the extraordinary in the ordinary. Thanks, Lavinia.
That moonset is especially beautiful.
Thanks, Shey.
Dear Timothy
Indeed, the moonset and the moonrise picture are both extraordinary 👍
All the best from
The Fab Four of Cley
🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂
Thanks, Fab Four. I’m happy you liked them.
Wonderful shot! So beautiful
Thanks, Priti.
Welcome ☺️
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Thanks, Priti.
Looks like you had some lovely blackbird ladies pose for you. Great photos
There are so many of them they can’t help but pose. Thanks, JYP. Did you see Time to Move On I posted on Friday?
Now I have – great song!
From Moonrise to Moonset with birds in between… a most wonderful way to warm us up here. Snowing & cold.
Most certainly, especially since we are sunny and warm. Thanks, Marina.
Sunny and warm sounds really nice!
They’re gorgeous but how do you know they’re girls Tim?
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The boys are black with red on their wings. Thanks, Cindy
The boys are always prettier… not fair~!! lol. You’re welcome! 💞
Among our feathered friends.
Yes indeed!! 💗
Great shots of those birds, as well as the Moon doing its thing from opening to closing time.
Thanks, Bruce.
What a gorgeous moon set! I agree with the other readers… you are always at the right place at the right time!
Thanks, Nancy.
Lovely moon rise and bird photos; birds sure are fascinating creatures!!
You probably see red-winged blackbirds in in your area. Thanks, Samatha.
Glorious skies! Love the pictures of the birds
Thanks, Beacky.
I think that Dark-Eyed Junco is throwing you some shade for calling it a Nuthatch hehehehe.
True. I did get that one wrong. I went totally nutty on that one. I updated it. Thanks for calling me out one, Brian. Junky Junco thanks you too.
The female red wing blackbirds sure look different from the males.
I have actually seen the males here in Canada… about 25 years ago, when we had a bird feeder in our yard at the old place.
I saw them and: Sparrows, Pigeons, Blue Jays & Finches.
Girls of our feathered friends can be quite bland compared to the boys. Thanks, Resa.
Thanks for the moonset, they’re quite moving and special. 🙂
You are welcome, Mary Jo.