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COMMON GRACKLE-MALE 3-09-12

Migrating through with MANY OTHER Common Grackles. I have one feeder: a hanging one that can be calibrated to close the food ports when larger birds land on the perch. This beautiful bird was trying to figure it out. It couldn't and left!

May 2

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EARLY SPRING & BIRDS 2012

May 2

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May 2

Marcia A. Sessions replied to Sean Murray's discussion ID Help

"I too agree that this is a Cooper's Hawk, based on the darker gray on top of the head and on the nape of the neck. Also, the red eye eliminates the Peregrine Falcon, as well as the absence of other Peregrine markings. "

Apr 23

Patty McElyea commented on Marcia A. Sessions's photo

CARDINAL-F JUNCO-M 1-21-12

"Beautiful !"

Feb 15

David Clippinger commented on Marcia A. Sessions's photo

CARDINAL-F JUNCO-M 1-21-12

"Great photo!"

Feb 14

Marcia A. Sessions posted an album

A Snowy Day

Photos of birds perched on branch outside my window on a snowy day.

Feb 14

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JUNCO-FEMALE 1-21-12

Nice, soft colors on this female Junco.

Feb 14

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Aggie Toth commented on Marcia A. Sessions's photo

SANDERLINGS THREE 10-03-11 NEWPORT, RI

"Adorable photo, I love the 'sequence' that their different leg positions make! :)"

Oct 10, 2011

Aggie Toth commented on Marcia A. Sessions's photo

OSPREY FISHING IN THE SURF NEWPORT, RI 10-03-11

"Amazing shot, I love the way the light catches on his/her wings :)"

Oct 10, 2011

Marlo Garnsworthy commented on Marcia A. Sessions's photo

OSPREY FISHING IN THE SURF NEWPORT, RI 10-03-11

"Great!!!"

Oct 10, 2011

Yehuda Katz commented on Marcia A. Sessions's photo

SANDERLINGS THREE 10-03-11 NEWPORT, RI

"Pleasing composition. Well done. Yehuda"

Oct 10, 2011

Marcia A. Sessions posted an album

AMERICAN AVOCETS AND MORE

A first for Rhode Island: a group of FIVE American Avocets at a beach in Newport. One would be a rarity, five is a FIRST! Other wonderful birds there too.

Oct 9, 2011

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