Rick Jackson

A common bird, but still a great bird. #birds @bc-chickadee.bsky.social

#BIRDS Marsh Wren. Central Mn. They are known for singing boisterously while clinging to cattails or rushes with their tails cocked upright.

River otter. Central Minnesota. Eating breakfast.

#Birds Lesser Yellowlegs. Central Mn.

#Birds A family of Candian Geese. They are attentive parents, often swimming with their brood in a line to protect them

#Birds Male Ring-necked Pheasant walking through a grassy field.

#Birds A Double-crested Cormorant. Cormorants are expert divers that use their webbed feet to propel themselves underwater to catch fish. NW Minnesota. Possible Walleye as its lunch.

#Birds The male Prairie Chicken is shown with raised neck feathers and orange air sacs inflated on the sides of its neck for its courtship display

#Birds A Prairie-Chicken is that their "booming" courtship calls are so powerful they can be heard up to a mile away on a still day. NW Minnesota, USA.

#Birds Great blue heron in central Mn, USA.

#Birds. Sandhill Cranes are famous for their epic migration patterns and loud, haunting bugling calls