Without comment, or further ado, here are a few more of our photographs of the birds of North Dakota from our trip last week with friends Paul Baicich and Lisa Rock. Much more still to come about the prarie, habitat and culture of that under-appreciated part of our country...

Western Meadowlark
Cliff Swallows, gathering mud for their nests
Bobolink
Yellow-Headed Blackbird
Wild Turkey
Ring-Necked Pheasant
Birds everywhere!
Cliff Swallows
3 comments:
Wow! More Wildlife Refuges than in any other state?! That is a great tidbit.
Birdcouple, your pictures are absolutely breathtaking. We're glad that you had an amazing trip. Welcome home.
-Ron and Kelly
That yellow-headed blackbird is stunning!
Thanks, Paige! North Dakota is... different. And very beautiful in its own way.
How's life in Hot-lanta?
W and L
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