Winged Wednesday 3.29.2023

Eric Gofreed

Eric Gofreed

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My contributions to today's Winged Wednesday are birds whose name starts with the word green. I'm pretty sure I can come with another fifteen birds if I had to.

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Female Green honeycreeper. The male is blue. (Costa Rico)

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Green-breasted Mango (Costa Rico)

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Green Jay on the left, Audubon's Oriole on the right (Rio Grand Valley, Texas, USA)
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Green-tailed Towhee (Amado, Arizona)

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Green-winged Teal (Page Spring, Arizona
 
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Danny

Danny

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Eric Gofreed said:
My contributions to today's Winged Wednesday are birds whose name starts with the word green. I'm pretty sure I can come with another fifteen birds if I had too.

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Female Green honeycreeper. The male is blue. (Costa Rico)

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Green-breasted Mango (Costa Rico)

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Green Jay on the left, Audubon's Oriole on the right (Rio Grand Valley, Texas, USA)

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Green-tailed Towhee (Amado, Arizona)

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Green-winged Teal (Page Spring, Arizona
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Excellent shots and work. Yes love the greens.

Danny.
 
Trent Watts

Trent Watts

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Eric Gofreed said:
My contributions to today's Winged Wednesday are birds whose name starts with the word green. I'm pretty sure I can come with another fifteen birds if I had to.

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Female Green honeycreeper. The male is blue. (Costa Rico)

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Green-breasted Mango (Costa Rico)

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Green Jay on the left, Audubon's Oriole on the right (Rio Grand Valley, Texas, USA)

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Green-tailed Towhee (Amado, Arizona)

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Green-winged Teal (Page Spring, Arizona
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A really great set Eric. Some of those greens are really vibrant.
 
Eric Gofreed

Eric Gofreed

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Danny said:
Winged Wednesday! Someone needs to explain it to a newby :)

Wings I can do though

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Swallow underbelly


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Dragon on the loose


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Cormorant bringing me lunch. Yum, fresh and crispy


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Kingfisher with a hangover.

All the best folks.

Danny.
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Looks like you understand wings perfectly. Awesome photos, Danny. You're an extraordinary photographer.
So this weekly thread is about wings. Post anything with wings that can fly; planes, helicopters rockets, badminton birdies, etc. Post any animal that can fly including, birds, bugs, butterflies, dragonflies, angels, bats, and basically anything that helps with flight. Your imagination is the limit.
 
Danny

Danny

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Ahhh I see. Now I get it and thanks for the explanation there Eric. Appreciated. I wasn't too sure about other than nature flying gadgets in a nature board. So that's good to know. Nothing special about me Eric, nature does all the work and all I get to do is push a darn button :) You can shoot mate, I've seen it.

So I can get away with


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Trust me, the New Zealand air force is not great :) The RNZAF with trainers and a spitfire. But then again, who do we fight with anyway.

Danny.
 
Eric Gofreed

Eric Gofreed

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Danny said:
Ahhh I see. Now I get it and thanks for the explanation there Eric. Appreciated. I wasn't too sure about other than nature flying gadgets in a nature board. So that's good to know. Nothing special about me Eric, nature does all the work and all I get to do is push a darn button :) You can shoot mate, I've seen it.

So I can get away with


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Trust me, the New Zealand air force is not great :) The RNZAF with trainers and a spitfire. But then again, who do we fight with anyway.

Danny.
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Get away with? A most welcome addition, Danny
 
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Peter Michal

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Eric Gofreed said:
My contributions to today's Winged Wednesday are birds whose name starts with the word green. I'm pretty sure I can come with another fifteen birds if I had to.

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Female Green honeycreeper. The male is blue. (Costa Rico)

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Green-breasted Mango (Costa Rico)

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Green Jay on the left, Audubon's Oriole on the right (Rio Grand Valley, Texas, USA)
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Green-tailed Towhee (Amado, Arizona)

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Green-winged Teal (Page Spring, Arizona
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Beautiful set Eric, beautiful colors and very good detail of these little winged creatures..
 
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