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I`m back again this week with some great shots of a pair of pied wagtails
In keeping with my trip report posts, I am putting up a photo of a White-necked Jacobin hummingbird at a feeder at the Asa Wright Nacture Center in Trinidad.
Sharing my local California Towhee with everyone. Enjoy!
I’ve got a nice little flock of Cedar Waxwings to showoff this week.
Sharing a photo of a Blue Jay who just found a peanut.
In celebration of the final day of the GBBC, I have posted a White-breasted Nuthatch that regularly visits my feeders.
Clarks and Western Grebes with a valentine twist. Enjoy!
I had no idea what I was going to post this week, but I found an Iceland Gull on the local river this morning, which made the decision much easier.
More pictures of the young Red-headed Woodpecker from last week at Bear Creek Park. And a question about the difference between “immature” and “juvenile” (with regards to labeling birds, that is). Enjoy!
Well, I hope this works. It is my first post here. Seemed simple though. It’s a story about my blind date in Delevan National Wildlife Refuge and one photo of snow goose behavior.
Longing for spring!
Images of the birds of spring.
White-winged Crossbill that I saw just in the nick of time to add to my GBBC list this year!
Posting this week with beautiful purple finches.
Featuring a black oystercatcher this week!
Another Red-tailed Hawk from me this week.
Several pics of a Yellow-rumped Warbler from me!
A spider web got in the way of this Belted Kingfisher, but it was the best I could do.
Look at that tail! Must be a Boat-tailed Grackle. But are we sure?
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