Kootenai Campground Montana
Kootenai Campground Montana, we were in Montana last June. This is basically the end of our trip from last winter. My brother and his wife live here and we stayed at this campground while we were visiting.
I actually did not take a lot of photos while visiting because we spent a lot of time just hanging out together and catching up on old times. We did go sight seeing, but sometimes spending time with family is more important then taking photos for me.
Yesterday a reader commented on the eagle photo. Mentioning that the bird in this photo below looks like an osprey instead of an eagle. So I thought I would share today a photo of each bird to show the differences between these magnificent birds.
I cropped the photo so we could have a closer look. From a distance the two birds can look similar and hard to identify for sure. But, the 3 things I look for are the color of the feet, the size of the beak and then the body size.
The osprey beak is much smaller and thinner, plus the osprey has a definite color difference with the one stipe that leads away from the eyes.
With body size, even a young eagle is quite a bit larger than an adult osprey.
Both birds are beautiful and majestic in their own ways. A sight to see in nature for sure.
I did find a few small flowers blooming here and there. I tell you, I am ready to see more flowers now. Spring time is always so uplifting as the grass starts to grow and the colorful flowers replace all the brown of the long winter months.
Kootenai Campground Montana
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Those purple flowers are delicate and unique looking!
It sure was nice to see the flowers by the time we got there.
Looking at flowers in the middle of Winter boosts the spirit. I have a post to do on flowers at the Emily Frank Gardens but decided to do the Water Lotuses today. Beauty provided by Mother Nature.
Yes I agree, family is more important than birds Sandra
Iβve been to that campground!
It is nice, we sure enjoyed it π
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Thank you very much Francine π
Nice captivations! βοΈβ€οΈ
Thank you very much π
Interesting! Also interesting, since I was in Montana in June as well!!
Nice, I actually did not take a lot of photos while we were there as we were visiting family mostly.
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Thanks for the comparison. The most difficult aspect for me of identifying birds is juveniles, which can often look like adults of another species!
Yes, for me as well. If they are to far away for sure. I usually have binoculars with when I remember to take them. π