Eric Gofreed
Well-Known Member
Migration is almost over in my yard. So, my contributions for today's winged Wednesday are bird photographed in my yard during the last 3 weeks, Some of these birds arrived to nest, some passing through, and some are endemic.
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This migrator is a male Lazuli Bunting. The brown tips of the feathers are wearing away and revealing the breeding plumage.
This is a male Black-headed Grosbeak. Arrived to nest and as son as the fledglings can fly, they will be gone.
Female Black-headed Grosbeak.
Male Bullock's oriole. One of three oriole species that nest near me
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Male Hooded Oriole.
Male Scott's Oriole.
Ash-throated Flycatcher breed in my area
Zone-tailed Hawk
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This migrator is a male Lazuli Bunting. The brown tips of the feathers are wearing away and revealing the breeding plumage.
This is a male Black-headed Grosbeak. Arrived to nest and as son as the fledglings can fly, they will be gone.
Female Black-headed Grosbeak.
Male Bullock's oriole. One of three oriole species that nest near me
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Male Hooded Oriole.
Male Scott's Oriole.
Ash-throated Flycatcher breed in my area
Zone-tailed Hawk