As promised, here are a few photos previously unattached to any posts, although I seriously suspect that other versions appear in various earlier posts. I just found these worth repeating as I am now finding them again.

The bird at the top of the post is a Townsend’s Solitaire I saw it in New Mexico in 2012.

For all the Ruby-crowned Kinglets I have photographed without their ruby crowns, I felt it was worth sharing this one. This one from April 22, 2014 taken at Lake Shore East Park, which I used to frequent when I worked downtown in Chicago.

Then I took too many photos on October 16, 2014, of a Harris’s Sparrow that was in Lurie Garden.

I had a Kentucky Warbler in 2014, also likely at Lake Shore East Park.

I couldn’t resist adding this American Crow shot. I spent years hanging out with the Crows on my lunch hour.

This rainbow was somewhere in Central or South America on February 26, 2015. The bird is a Magnificent Frigatebird.

Then there was a Townsend’s Solitaire in Millennium Park on April 28, 2016.

And on June 26, 2016, I saw a Yellow-headed Blackbird at the Gooselake Natural Area when the water levels were better.

And last for now, a little video of some Leaf Cutter Ants from one of my tropical trips.

By publishing this post, these items are no longer “unattached.” I have many more such items to go through, which will likely inspire another post sometime in the not-too-distant future. If nothing else, I am now curious to find the original photos sometime wherever they reside on external hard drives. They might be worth looking at while I enter my old trip lists into eBird. It never ends…