First post for the new year

I took these last week while in Texas , this hawk hung around our camp most of the week....

Double-crested Cormorant...

Today we have the Double-crested Cormorant, use the link to learn more about them and to see birds from around the world use the BPW link...

Gray Catbird...

The Gray Catbird....

Eastern Phoebe...

Eastern Phoebe...

Yellow Warbler...

Yellow Warbler....

Skywatch Friday...

Today for SWF we have the Great Egret, to learn more about them click on the link and for more skies from around the world use the SWF link at the top of the post....

Yellow-rumped Warbler...

Today we have the Yellow-rumped Warbler, these are not the best images but they are my only images of this very elusive bird. Hopefully I can get some better images in the near future. To learn more click on the link....

Common Yellowthroat...

This is the Common Yellowthroat, the first two images are male and the secound is a female use the link to learn more....

Yellow Warbler...

Today's BPW is the female Yellow Warbler on her nest, use the link to learn about them and visit the link at the top to see more birds from around the world...

Baltimore Oriole...

Here's a Baltimore Oriole that I seen around Wildwood Lake, Use the link to learn more about them...

Turkey Vultures...

Turkey Vultures...

Black Vultures...

Black Vultures from South Carolina...

Song Sparrow...

Song Sparrow. This is the first time I've seen a banded sparrow...

Eastern Phoebe...

The Eastern Phoebe, use the link to learn more...

Green Heron...

Green Heron, use the link to learn more about them. And to see more birds from around the world use the Bird Photography Weekly link......

Bald Eagle...

These Bald Eagle images are from South Carolina. I apologize for the quality, I seen him dive to the lake as I was driving by and made a quick stop and was hanging out the window to get these and he was not very close. I checked the area several times the next few days but never seen him again....

Barred Owl...

Barred Owl from my trip to South Carolina. Just click on the link if you would like to learn more about this owl...