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- #26
Great series! Hard awakening for the little snake!
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- #27
Great images and interesting behavior from the bluebird I wouldn't have expected!
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- #28
Thank you
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- #29
Thank you
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- #30
Great capture!! Rare sighting indeed.I took this series of images of an Eastern Bluebird eating a small snake this morning. First off, I've never seen a snake in February nor have I seen one when it's 39 degrees outside. I thought it was super interesting and neat to experience.
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Eastern Bluebird by Steven Haddix, on Flickr
Eastern Bluebird by Steven Haddix, on Flickr
Eastern Bluebird by Steven Haddix, on Flickr
Eastern Bluebird by Steven Haddix, on Flickr
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- #31
Thank youGreat capture!! Rare sighting indeed.
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- #32
Snake vs Mountain Bluebird
The door swings both ways. This Gopher Snake is resting after a meal of 4 Mountain Bluebird nestlings.
The door swings both ways. This Gopher Snake is resting after a meal of 4 Mountain Bluebird nestlings.
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- #33
That’s a little bigger snake lol
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- #34
I'm still curious whether the bluebird ate the little snake
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- #35
Yes swallowed it whole