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Grosbeaks from the Bog


Steve Foss

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Hey all:

Hit the Bog today to finally meet buzzsaw and goof around shooting with him for awhile.

Golly, it was a busy place. Busy with photographers, busy with birders.

We ran into jmalm, Jonny and JayinMN, and it was nice to see friendly, familiar faces. smile

Jmalm and I also had a pair of pine grosbeaks come into the dead tamaracks that make up the Admiral Road feeding station when we were there, and that was the first I'd heard of them at that station all winter. Not that they haven't been there before, just that I hadn't heard of or seen them at that spot. Anyway, they had a good time eating, and no doubt they've marked the spot for future reference. gringrin

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Other than the shadows cast on the tail be branches out of the frame, don't really know what the scoop is on the odd feather(s) on this guy's tail, but you can't answer all conundrums. smile

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Nice to finally meet you too Steve! I can't believe for as long as we've conversed on the forums that it took so long!

We all appreciated you sharing the location of the Boreal Owl as well, that was a highlight! grinwink

Nice images of the P. Grosbeak. We missed that action.

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We might think in terms of having another HSO/FM Bog photographers get-together like we did early last month. Not likely we'll have white weasels crawling up our pants legs this time, but getting together would be fun. It kind of seemed like old times on Saturday. smilesmile

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