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Long Legged Bird

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Long Legged Bird

God help anyone who finds this picture through Google. I wonder what they were really looking for!
Matt, any idea what kind of bird this is?
Pictured in the aviary at Chicago’s Lincoln Park Zoo.

In other news, I received an email from GE Health. My photo of a skateboarder is on their website and will be displayed in Times Square in April!

Aperture ƒ/5
Camera Canon EOS 20D
Focal length 155mm
ISO 800
Shutter speed 1/60s

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9 responses to “Long Legged Bird”

  1. Micki avatar
    Micki

    Hey! Congrats to you!

    Reply
  2. Matty avatar
    Matty

    Donncha, you’ve got me here. I may have to go to Chicago to find out what it is.

    Reply
  3. coffeelover avatar
    coffeelover

    Lovely contrast here.

    Reply
  4. JS avatar
    JS

    That’s a sun bittern.

    Reply
  5. Pat avatar
    Pat

    We have a winner! JS is correct. It’s a Sunbittern (one word).

    Reply
  6. Em avatar
    Em

    I found this through google! I was looking for a clue to a crossword puzzle _RA___. I was amused by the comment on your picture about people searching through Google. 🙂

    Reply
  7. Kathy avatar
    Kathy

    I found this on Google, too. I was trying to identify a bird that a friend photographed–that has long legs. I wondered what you might have thought anyone who did find it through Google might have been looking for.

    Reply
  8. Denise avatar
    Denise

    I found this through google – I’m trying to find the answer to a quiz question regarding childhood games and activities. The clue is:
    ‘Long legged type of birds’
    For example ‘Tuneful seats’ is musical chairs.
    I’ll carry on my search…

    Reply
  9. Shataz avatar
    Shataz

    I found this picture looking up “birds oregon long legs” after observing a bird-couple in our bark mulch out front for the past few hours. I think they are laying eggs in the bark mulch!

    Reply

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