Saw Lammergeiers earlier this year in Lesotho, but only in flight. I'd love to get to the Pyrenees and see them feeding.

Hi Jeremy- this one is actually a Reddish Egret- southern USA to the north coast of South America. Nice photo!

Northern Gannets are large white birds- these would be Common Murres.

Here are some Honduran White Bats- also known as Tent-making Bats - hey chew the ribs of these large leaves in such a way that the leaf folds over and makes a "tent". This group was sheltered under a leaf in Costa Rica- January 2018

Hello E-Gahhd! The bird on the left is a Dark-eyed Junco, but the other one is actually a House Finch. I bet, with patience, you will eventually get them to come in to your feeding station, although the junco usually prefers to feed on the ground. Good luck!

That's a really nice shot!

Me too! I have a really old twitter account, but I almost never post to it. I just follow a couple of interesting topics and people.

Definitely agree with Swamp! Nice!!

Snow Buntings arrived about a week ago- Long Island, New York

Nelson’s Sparrow occurs in the salt marshes of eastern North America as a fall and winter visitor. This one was in a marsh on Long Island, New York a few weeks ago

Not sure if t his exactly qualifies, but there is a tarantula that was found near Folsom Prison in 2015- named for Johnny Cash. Aphonopelma johnnycashi
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My one and only Henslow’s Sparrow- New York