Birding in Louisiana and Mississippi Part: The Last

I'm just posting a selection of some of the photographs that I took during our time spent birding whilst in southern Louisiana and Mississippi. During our time there we saw about 120 species and I managed to get some decent photographs of about half of them, some really crap photographs of a few of them and no photographs at all of the remainder. Here, in alphabetical order for some reason, is a selection of pictures from the first group.
An alligator in a vest is called an investigator! Funny when I first heard it!!!

American Robin Turdus migratorius

Aningha  Aningha anhinga

Bald Eagle  Haliaeetus leucocephalus

Black Vulture  Coragyps atratus

Black-necked Stilt  Himantopus mexicanus

Boat-tailed  or Great-tailed grackle  Quiscalus major or mexicanus If anybody knows the difference please let me know!

Bufflehead Bucephala albeola

Double-crested Cormorant Phalacrocorax auritus

Eastern Bluebird  Sialia sialis



Eastern Phoebe  Sayornis phoebe

Great Horned Owl  Bubo virginianus

Grey Catbird  Dumetella carolinensis

Hairy Woodpecker  Picoides villosus

Hooded Merganser  Lophodytes cucullatus

Pied-billed Grebe  Podilymbus podiceps

Red-bellied Woodpecker  Melanerpes carolinus

Red-winged Blackbird  Agelaius phoeniceus

Song Sparrow  Melospiza melodia

Turkey Vulture  Cathartes aura

White Ibis  Eudocimus albus

White-throated Sparrow  Zonotrichia albicollis

Yellow-rumped  (Mytle) Warbler  Dendroica coronata