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Wild Birds in Louisiana

Blue Jay: Cyanocitta cristata
Blue Jay: Cyanocitta cristata		 Red-shouldered Hawk, Eastern Juvenile: Buteo lineatus
Red-shouldered Hawk, Eastern Juvenile: Buteo lineatus		 Great Crested Flycatcher: Myiarchus crinitus
Great Crested Flycatcher: Myiarchus crinitus		 Great Crested Flycatcher
Great Crested Flycatcher
Flycatcher, bottoms up
Flycatcher, bottoms up		 Swamp Sparrow: Melospiza georgiana
Swamp Sparrow: Melospiza georgiana		 Red-shouldered Hawk: Eastern Juvenile
Red-shouldered Hawk: Eastern Juvenile		 Cackling Goose: Branta hutchinsii
Cackling Goose: Branta hutchinsii
Red-shouldered Hawk: Eastern Juvenile
Red-shouldered Hawk: Eastern Juvenile		 Blue Jay Landing
Blue Jay Landing		 wheresthebeef.jpg
wheresthebeef.jpg		 Great Egret: Casmerodius albus
Great Egret: Casmerodius albus
Red-shouldered Hawk
Red-shouldered Hawk		 Juvenile Chipping Sparrow: Spizella passerina
Juvenile Chipping Sparrow: Spizella passerina		 Red-shouldered Hawk
Red-shouldered Hawk		 Cattle Egret: Bubulcus ibis
Cattle Egret: Bubulcus ibis
Northern Cardinal hen: Cardinalis cardinalis
Northern Cardinal hen: Cardinalis cardinalis		 Northern Cardinal: Cardinalis cardinalis
Northern Cardinal: Cardinalis cardinalis		 Red-shouldered Hawk: Eastern Juvenile
Red-shouldered Hawk: Eastern Juvenile		 Blue Jay juvenile
Blue Jay juvenile
Tufted Titmouse: Baeolophus bicolor
Tufted Titmouse: Baeolophus bicolor		 Titmouse cracking a sunflower seed
Titmouse cracking a sunflower seed		 Male Eastern Bluebird: Sialia mexicana
Male Eastern Bluebird: Sialia mexicana		 New Red-shouldered clutch mates
New Red-shouldered clutch mates
Red-shouldered troublemaker
Red-shouldered troublemaker		 Baby Bluejay meets grouchy Mr. Chickadee
Baby Bluejay meets grouchy Mr. Chickadee

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dianne 20-Jan-2014 06:23
looks like a robin, but is black, with white in the black wings, and the color of a robin on the chest area but also has some white there also . any ideas?
Charlie King21-Sep-2013 01:59
Great! :-)
Guest 07-Sep-2013 13:35
Mr. Charlie, You were absolutely correct. I googled some images of juvenille cardinals and that is exactly what I saw. I had never seen juvenilles around here or didn't notice them before. Thanks,LL
Charlie King06-Sep-2013 22:23
Sounds like juvenile Northern Cardinals. There are a ton of Cardinals this year, I agree.
LL 02-Sep-2013 08:47
I have been pouring over birding sites on he Internet trying to identify two birds I seen in my yard in Southern St Tammany. They resembled Cardinals but only the tails were bright red and narrow. They were crested and what I believe was the male had a bright orange beak ,the other one was yellow. the body was a brownish gray with a yellow tinged breast, with some red. Any Ideas?
peggy feldman 22-Aug-2013 02:16
The answer?
peggy feldman 19-Aug-2013 01:20
soooo many cardinals this year even to today, Aug.18. Have only seen occasional ones in the winter in the past 20 years. Why so many now in both winter and summer?
Charlie King02-Jun-2013 22:22
Tracy, look up Indigo Bunting. This is probably the small bright blue birds you are seeing. They are just finishing their migration north! :-)
Tracy 21-Apr-2013 19:52
I live in Slidell. We have had 2 very "blue" small birds come eat at the feeders. I can not seem to find out what type of bird it is. i would love to know what type they are.
Guest 01-Sep-2011 21:47
wheres the baby birds
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