Don’t Worry, Look at the Birds!

Welcome to my bird site. Be blessed as you browse through these photos and stories.

I am so grateful that even in this crazy world, there are some things that never change.

Just spend some time with God’s creation and you will see! The birds are still singing, and doing what birds do. (Though sadly some species are threatened and endangered.) However, Jesus told us not to be anxious, but look at the birds.

“Look at the birds of the air: they neither sow nor reap nor gather into barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not of more value than they? And which of you by being anxious can add a single hour to his span of life?… Therefore do not be anxious about tomorrow…” (Matthew 6:26-27,34)

So I find watching birds is a delightful distraction from whatever else is going on in the world. And this made me think that I should make this bird blog. I have a goal to take photos of as many bird species as I can.

I sure hope you enjoy it like I do.

Bird Albums

B268 Golden-headed Cisticola

Find it in long grasses and reeds. Description: The Golden-headed Cisticola gets it name from the golden-orange head the male has during mating season. When he calls his orange head is crested when calling. His chin and throat is paler and his body is golden with boldly streaked black to dark grey wings. Non-breeding males…
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B276 Chestnut-breasted Mannikin

Find them near water in reeds and long grasses. Description: The Chestnut-breasted Mannikin is a finch with a thick-set body and is distinctive by its black face and the chestnut brown on its breast. It has a grey crown and heavy grey bill. Underparts are white with a black bar dividing from the chestnut breast….
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B018 Emu

No. 2 Big Bird in the World The Emu (Dromaius novaehollandiae) is the second-largest bird in the world by height, after ostriches. They can grow up to 6.2 feet (1.9 meters) tall. They are native to Australia and can be found in most parts of the continent, except for the driest deserts and the densest…
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B064 Hardhead Duck

Find it in freshwater swamps and wetlands. Description: The Hardhead, also known as the White-eyed Duck, is smaller than most other ducks. While swimming, it appears mainly chocolate brown with some white under the tail. When it flies, one can to see that the underwings are white, edged with brown. It also has a white…
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B062 Grey Teal

Find it in any available water. Description: The Grey Teal is noted for for flying long distances, more than any other Australian waterfowl. They fly vast distances in search for suitable water, and they can be found in every type of wetland. It is almost all grey-brown. Each feather of the body is edged with…
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Latest Chirps (Blog)

As of July 2021, I have 144 species in my Google Photos. I’ve just decided to add them here. Keep watching as the gallery grows …

Flying Blue Face

Another first-time shot…I spotted a bird in the pine tree. The black and white markings were different to birds I knew. So I zoomed in… But by the time I got the bird in the viewer, it flew off. I looked in the view to see what it was, and discovered it was a Blue-faced…
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Don’t Worry, Watch Birds!

WELCOME! I’m glad you found me here!… In this crazy world, it is comforting to know there are some things that don’t change. Just spend time with God’s creation and see! The birds are still singing, and doing what birds do. In fact, Jesus told us not to be anxious, but look at the birds….
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