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snake for lunch 
Blue Heron 
Bald Eagle 
Snow Owl 
Hooty 
Bald Eagles on the Grand River 
Bluebird in Platte County 
Mr. Robin 
Mad Barnswallow 
Casper 
Housefinch 
Dazed Hawk Lenexa 
The neighbors cat was about to pounce on this poor bird when my brother ran outside and scared the cat off. 
Baby Robins 
These baby starlings hatched in our gas grill. \"Lalalalalalaaaa\" 
Snowy Owl on the dam at Smithville Lake 
Gold Finch 
Downey Woodpecker 
Gold Finch 
Northern Flicker on Our Feeder 
Mallard Mix At Bass Pro 
Hummingbird 
Wild Turkey\'s 
Oscar the Yellow-headed Amazon entertains an Animal Wonders party 
Robin after a bit of snow 
birds of Australia 
Ellen Trout Zoo - Lufkin, Texas 
Australian Peligun 
Mr. Cardinal 
Eagle flying in Weston, Missouri 
No babies in this egg! 
Lake of the Ozarks - TanTar-A 
Courtesy of 
Kansas City KS 
Squaw Creek Wildlife Refuge, we think this might be a 3 year old Bald Eagle 
I took this photo of this beautiul red cardinal in my backyard enjoying the snow storm. 
This Vulture spend a couple of hours every day to 2 weeks on our deck this summer. 
Juvenile Bald Eagle
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Look up and you’re likely to see a variety of birds in the Kansas City area. In fact, Missouri is home to nearly 400 species. A number of people watch and study birds as a hobby. If that’s you and you have pictures of our feathered friends in the sky, we invite you to upload them here.
