This is the kind of snow bird we have in the Jemez. I don't know what kind of bird this little guy is, but I admire his toughness. He was checking out a bird feeder when I got his picture.
A mountain version of a snow bird.
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Nice shot Dennis....the birder in me appreciates it.
Reminds me a little of the juncos we have here -- our snowbirds....but clearly a bird of a different feather. Great photo, Dennis.
We've had quite a collection at our feeder lately. At suppertime, a Cardinal just sat there for the longest time without eating and swayed as though he was enjoying just watching the sun set.
We've had quite a collection at our feeder lately. At suppertime, a Cardinal just sat there for the longest time without eating and swayed as though he was enjoying just watching the sun set.
This is a gorgeous variety of junco: The Gray Headed species.
Identified by the rufous patch of back feathers, black eye feathers, and bluish tinge.
Identified by the rufous patch of back feathers, black eye feathers, and bluish tinge.
hensylee
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a beautiful bird. Just blending right in with the trees. Thanks for sharing.
Our snowbirds are people and we love them, too.
Our snowbirds are people and we love them, too.
