Magellanic Penguin, sleeping in burrow, Argentina Available in XL, L, M, S:Extra Large 4608x3456 @300dpi

Magellanic Penguin, sleeping in burrow, Argentina Available in XL, L, M, S:Extra Large 4608x3456 @300dpiAt Punta Tombo there were 250,000 pairs of breeding Magellanic Penguins. In contrast to Gentoo Penguins, they prefer burrows for nests, not rocks. They were apparently just getting started in November we saw no chicks. Save 20% by purchasing entire collection.

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I wanted to get this roadrunner running across the road

See other image where he is eating a beetle

A common bird

and we so enjoyed their beautiful song and perky behavior

We were so surprised to find that he enjoyed oranges and grapefruit stuck on twigs in our RV yard

I am often too shy to photograph people

We knew from other birders at the Convention Center that there was a Least Bittern nest somewhere in this pond

We watched them trade places several times from our lawn chair in the RV park

but so does its range

It's certainly way different from other herons

Tyrannulets look like plain little brown jobs until you get a closer look