Invisodude
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Ah cool, there are beaver and muskrats in that same lake those were in. Cool!
I remember the first time we saw a muskrat there, I thought it was just a friggen huge rat. Me and my wife are standing there going 'wow freaky, run! giant rats!!' LOL
I remember the first time we saw a muskrat there, I thought it was just a friggen huge rat. Me and my wife are standing there going 'wow freaky, run! giant rats!!' LOL
Great catch on the Yellow Headed Blackbird, not often seen bird and usually at great distances. Good way of telling is the white on the wings :
I've noticed this, I read they share habitat with the redwing blackbird but have never seen one my self and have seen dozens of redwing blackbirds.
Yes and they also migrate with flocks of RWBB nesting and raising young in marshy areas atop of Beaver huts and or Muskrat huts. Quite a secretive bird. Water depths and size of openwaters in marshy ares also play a big part in they're decisions for nesting. I was quite lucky to get the shot that I did last Spring at Horicon Marsh