Tuesday, May 10, 2011

More Birds!

Cactus Wren

Pyrrhuloxia

Cardinal

Mockingbird

Vermilion Flycatcher

Mallard

Black-throated Sparrow

Green-tailed Towhee

Black-headed Grosbeak

Kingbird

30 comments:

  1. What? No Roadrunner? I loved seeing Roadrunners when I was a child growing up in AZ.

    But regardless, these are great pictures and I miss seeing cactus and blue skies :-D

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  2. Great birds shots, most of the birds are different from what we see. Until last week I would have said the grosbeak doesn't hang around here so maybe some of the others are just shy.

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  3. I heart Alicia's comment. When I first moved here in about 350 BC, there were roadrunners that went through the back yard of the house that I lived in then quite often. They would perch onto the back fence. Mesa was smaller then and the desert was closer. Now it's so rare a scene that I have to watch the roadrunner cartoons to get my fix. They are just too cute.

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  4. Great bird shots....just saw the pteradactl orange/red/grey cardinal looking one yesterday and wondered what it was...now I know!!! It sat right in front of me during lunch time and I thought....you're a pretty looking bird.

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  5. You get so many great bird shots. Are they from your yard ? a Mallard ?

    I see many of the same birds and I love the crazy antics of the Cactus Wren they are the clowns of the bird world.

    Lovely post today.

    cheers, parsnip

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  6. Hi Parsnip, the only bird pic from my yard is the black-headed grosbeak. The mallard was standing on top of Sabino Dam. I agree, cactus wrens are the most fun to watch. :)

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  7. Hi Diane, I love seeing the birds in your area.. I've never seen a Black-headed Grosbeak before. We have the Rose-breasted ones here.

    That Flycatcher is a pretty bird. AND--I laugh because there are Cardinals EVERYWHERE --all over the country....

    Thanks for sharing.
    Hugs,
    Betsy

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  8. Oh you should make a book. I'd buy it! :-)

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  9. Some of those birds have such pretty colours. I have finally seen my first mockingbird thanks to you.

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  10. the best bird shots ever!

    what a great set of shots!
    those birds are so cute, especially the cardinal.

    fabulous pictures!

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  11. That Flycatcher! Such brilliant desert birds - your backdrops are wonderful, too. Still snowing here...

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  12. Oh Diane, you do have a great collection of birds in your area. Your photos are just fantastic!

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  13. I was so captivated by the Pyrrhuloxia -- I had to google to find out more...so is that one you photographed just a youngster? Gorgeous!

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  14. Hi Darla, the Pyrrhuloxia does look like a youngster to me. :)

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  15. oh, you're so lucky to have all these collections, really pays to be out. love all of them, especially the flycatcher and the Pyrrhuloxia, they are amazing.

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  16. The vermillion flycatcher is a real beauty. Great photos!

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  17. You really should do this for a living! (If you don't already.)

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  18. I loved these..so many birds that we don't have...wonderful!!

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  19. You sure see a very colorful selection of birds. These are Great captures.

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  20. There are beautiful...Thank You very much for sharing!

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  21. What wonderfully clear colours and shots!

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  22. What talent you have! Your shots are all so well composed and crisp and clear. Beautiful!

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  23. These are beautiful photos of beautiful birds. Thanks for sharing them!!!

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  24. My favorite is the second picture of that cute little bird in the cholla. All the shots are amazing!

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  25. What a beautiful collection of birds you see!

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  26. Wonderful birds.... i like the colors so very much.

    have a nice weekend.

    greetings, Joop

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