First up is a White-crowned Sparrow
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An immature White-crowned Sparrow
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A Harris's Sparrow
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A Song Sparrow
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A female Northern Cardinal
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And last but not least a Spotted Towhee
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Because I love to birdwatch...
and along the way I see many other things...
and learn more about our universe every day...
3 comments:
Excellent photos!-I've been trying to get a picture of a Towhee this Fall but they seem to like to hide in the bushes.-I don't think we get Harris Sparrow in CT.
I rarely see Towhees so I felt really fortunate to not only see this guy, but to get a photo. According to range maps, this area is on the edge of the range for both Eastern and Spotted Towhees. Interestingly I have seen and photographed both at this lake.
Nice photos! I love white-crowned sparrows, they're so easy to identify! I'm still learning the more difficult ones. I've just moved to AZ and am having to learn all kinds of new birds! As for towhees, I've had canyon towhees in my yard and green-tailed towhees in the desert around me. I've also seen Abert's towhees and spotted towhees here. Nice Blog!
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