Has to work on his deeper notes, but he has the Pavoratti look down.
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Has to work on his deeper notes, but he has the Pavoratti look down.
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al
Nice one Al. You know, supposedly they are around here but I don't ever remember seeing one of them.
OK great shot.
But now you have to get one with his breath showing when he sings. I have been trying for three years!
:thumbsup::thumbsup:
Thats a challenge alright!:)Quote:
Originally Posted by SMB2
al
They are like weeds here....most wet lands have them. They are neat to watch Matt. They even have been known to maintain Dummy Nests.Quote:
Originally Posted by Discus-n00b
Blackbirds belong to a family of birds called Icterids... they are thought to be one of the smartest bird groups
al
I'm sure they are here, but they don't seem to be in giant flocks like you see pictures of. I'm betting I'd have more luck finding them around the coast especially up towards NC. We tend to be overrun with the Rusty or Brewer's type of blackbirds and of course the Grackle types. Perhaps the red just isn't as pronounced so I miss it, not sure.