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039 PURPLE FINCH
039 PURPLE FINCH		 040 REDSTART (IMMATURE MALE)
040 REDSTART (IMMATURE MALE)		 041 REDSTART (IMMATURE MALE)
041 REDSTART (IMMATURE MALE)
042 REDSTART (IMMATURE MALE)
042 REDSTART (IMMATURE MALE)		 043 FLYCATCHER
043 FLYCATCHER		 044 FLYCATCHER
044 FLYCATCHER
045 FLYCATCHER
045 FLYCATCHER		 046 INDIGO BUNTING
046 INDIGO BUNTING		 047 INDIGO BUNTING
047 INDIGO BUNTING
048 INDIGO BUNTING
048 INDIGO BUNTING		 049 JELLY CATBIRD AT MSI
049 JELLY CATBIRD AT MSI		 050 JELLY CATBIRD AT ST. GEORGE
050 JELLY CATBIRD AT ST. GEORGE
051 JELLY PARULA AT MSI
051 JELLY PARULA AT MSI		 052 RAZORBILL
052 RAZORBILL		 053 MAGNOLIA WARBLER
053 MAGNOLIA WARBLER
054 CEDAR WAXWING & ORIOLE
054 CEDAR WAXWING & ORIOLE		 055 BALTIMORE ORIOLE
055 BALTIMORE ORIOLE		 056 GREATER SHEARWATER
056 GREATER SHEARWATER
057 PREDATORY BLACKBIRD
057 PREDATORY BLACKBIRD		 058 HARLEQUIN DUCKS
058 HARLEQUIN DUCKS		 059 HARLEQUIN DUCK
059 HARLEQUIN DUCK
060 HARLEQUIN DUCK
060 HARLEQUIN DUCK		 061 BLACK DUCK
061 BLACK DUCK		 062 MERLIN & SPARROW
062 MERLIN & SPARROW
063 GRAY CATBIRD
063 GRAY CATBIRD		 064 INDIGO BUNTING
064 INDIGO BUNTING		 065 BELTED KINGFISHER
065 BELTED KINGFISHER
066 GRASSHOPPER SPARROW
066 GRASSHOPPER SPARROW		 067 OVENBIRD SLEEPING
067 OVENBIRD SLEEPING		 068 BAY BREASTED WARBLER
068 BAY BREASTED WARBLER
069 PURPLE FINCH
069 PURPLE FINCH		 070 BALD HEADED EAGLE
070 BALD HEADED EAGLE		 071 PLOUGHED GROUND
071 PLOUGHED GROUND
072 PLOUGHED GROUND
072 PLOUGHED GROUND		 073 FRESH GRUB
073 FRESH GRUB		 074 PUFFIN BILL SHEDDING 01
074 PUFFIN BILL SHEDDING 01
075 PUFFIN BILL SHEDDING 02
075 PUFFIN BILL SHEDDING 02		 076 PUFFIN BILL SHEDDING 03
076 PUFFIN BILL SHEDDING 03		 077 PUFFIN BILL SHEDDING 04
077 PUFFIN BILL SHEDDING 04
078 PUFFIN BILL SHEDDING 05
078 PUFFIN BILL SHEDDING 05		 079 PUFFIN FLEDGLING
079 PUFFIN FLEDGLING		 080 PUFFIN YOUNG ADULT
080 PUFFIN YOUNG ADULT
081 BLUE GROSBEAK, JUVENILE
081 BLUE GROSBEAK, JUVENILE		 082 BLUE GROSBEAK, JUVENILE
082 BLUE GROSBEAK, JUVENILE		 083 BLUE GROSBEAK, JUVENILE
083 BLUE GROSBEAK, JUVENILE
001 MIGRANTS
001 MIGRANTS		 002 MIGRANTS
002 MIGRANTS		 053 MAY, 2011
053 MAY, 2011
004 MIGRANTS
004 MIGRANTS		 005 MIGRANTS
005 MIGRANTS		 006 MIGRANTS
006 MIGRANTS
007 MIGRANTS
007 MIGRANTS		 008 MIGRANTS
008 MIGRANTS		 009 MIGRANTS
009 MIGRANTS
010 MIGRANTS
010 MIGRANTS		 011 MIGRANTS
011 MIGRANTS		 012 MIGRANTS
012 MIGRANTS
013 MIGRANTS
013 MIGRANTS		 014 MIGRANTS
014 MIGRANTS		 015 MIGRANTS
015 MIGRANTS
016 MIGRANTS
016 MIGRANTS		 017 SHOOTING BITTERNS ON MSI
017 SHOOTING BITTERNS ON MSI
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anne shreve 01-Jun-2011 01:50
What an interesting experience, and great photos. We live on the beach in Naples, FL, and had never heard of
a fallout until we had one just a few years ago. Sea Grapes on our dune had been trimmed and the new foliage
was covered with aphids. During the last two days of April and first two of May, at least 200 warblers gorged them-
selves on the feast. About half were Blackpolls, Bay-breasteds and BL-TH Blues, many BL-TH Greens and a few
others. The sea grapes are at eye level and could have been a photographers dream. I tried researching "fallouts"
but never found any reason for it. ??? There was no storm in the gulf. It has never happened again. Anne Shreve
seaoats325@gmail.com PS Was a bander for many years & spent lots of autumns at Dolly Sods w/the Bells.
aprilwine30-May-2011 21:27
Love your pics and your stories, Ralph...thanks!
Drew Lanham 29-May-2011 15:42
Ralph,
I'm an ornithologist from South Carolina. All of your shots are fabulous but the ones of the fall out are downright breath-taking! It's as if feathered jewels just fell from the sky! Thanks for sharing these with us! lanhamj@clemson.edu
Bill Nelson 29-May-2011 01:12
Great shots Ralph - Thank you very much
John Rankin 27-May-2011 21:49
I hadn't realized how dramatic the "fallout" could be. Thanks so much for the pictures
John Rankin
liz whidden 27-May-2011 13:26
Incredible!! thank you for sharing.
Roger Burrows 24-Jan-2008 19:51
Great shots, Ralph! It makes me want to move to Grand Manan even more!

Roger Burrows
Judi Hastings24-Jan-2008 06:33
Nice gallery!! Enjoyed it and so looking forward to spring now and all the birds to return.
RALPH ELDRIDGE23-Jan-2008 22:59
Photos 001-006 are all of the same Sharp Shinned hawk. The first 5 were taken over a 5 minute period to illustrate how angle, timing et cetera effect observations, even under the same weather conditions.
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