New bird seen for the first time in US!

[Xoetix]

Check this out - This is the first time it’s been seen in the US! That’s neat!

https://www.npr.org/2024/05/03/1248845648/rare-bird-oregon-blue-rock-thrush

 

[Free bird]

Check this out - This is the first time it’s been seen in the US! That’s neat!

https://www.npr.org/2024/05/03/1248845648/rare-bird-oregon-blue-rock-thrush

First of all I think most people would agree that taking a photo of our pet birds can be hard. Taking a photo of a bird in the wild is like a skill. And what a beautiful shot that guy took of that little colorful bird.

I love seeing birds in the wild, ill probably be a bird watcher when i get older. Where I live in southern Australia I am lucky to see such a wide range of birds in large numbers: galahs, corellas, sulphur crested cocky, rainbow lorikeets, etc.
But I feel truly blessed when I see a bird that is notoriously hard to spot in the wild: yellow tailed black cockatoo, rosellas, king parrots, musk lorikeets, blue wrens, etc.

The world is so vast I wonder how many birds and animals are yet to be seen or heard by man