This is my day seven contribution to Becky’s April Squares: Top photo challenge.
After posting autumn tree tops for the challenge yesterday I considered a sequence of tree squares but thought that may get repetitive. As I have a few bird squares for April and not having posted a bird species yet I thought it was time for a bird.
A male Yellow-headed Blackbird singing from the top of a Cattail to proclaim his territory having recently arrived in Saskatchewan for the summer.
Throwback Thursday travels back to Saskatchewan in the 1990s. With no sign of spring arriving in Ontario I thought a spring photo of a species that arrives in Canada for the summer would be nicer than another photo of snow and ice.
This male Red-winged Blackbird (Agelaius phoeniceus) has recently arrived in Saskatchewan to spend the summer and is singing to establish a breeding territory. I’ve always liked the backlighting on the bird that’s illuminating the red epaulettes that give the male birds their name.
The Daily Post one word prompt is Song.
A male Red-winged Blackbird proclaiming its territory having recently arrived in Saskatchewan for the summer.
The Weekly Photo Challenge is Sweet.
A sweet sound that spring is on its way, a male Yellow-headed Blackbird proclaiming its territory after arriving in Saskatchewan.
