Red-winged Blackbird on a Rail Photograph by Charles Robinson

Red-winged Blackbird on a Rail

by Charles Robinson

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Red-winged Blackbird on a Rail

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Charles Robinson

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The Red-winged Blackbird, Agelaius phoeniceus, in the Icteridae Family is common in wet areas throughout the United States. I captured this beautiful bird sitting on the railing of a restaurant along the Sciioto River in Chillicothe, Ohio.

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April 1st, 2015

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Comments (7)

Bunny Clarke

Beautiful work Charles.

Ann Horn

Wonderful capture of this perky red wing blackbird perching so nicely on the rail, Charles f/l.

Charles Robinson replied:

Thank you, Ann. Don't you love it when they "pose" for you.

Charles Robinson replied:

Thank you, Ann. Don't you love it when they "pose" for you.

Roger Reeves and Terrie Heslop

Beautiful capture!

Charles Robinson replied:

Thank you Roger and Terrie

Sharon Nelson-Bianco

Dear Charles, Love this image of the red-winged blackbird. Such a great bird - well done. Best regards, Sharon

Charles Robinson replied:

Thank you, Sharon, much appreciated

Charles Robinson

Thank you very much, Erica and Christiane. I have posted this in my "Tribute to Mother." I took this during my last visit with her. I remember her commenting that it is such a beautiful bird; however, with her failing eyesight she probably could not see it.