rufous-winged sparrow |
phainopepla - juvenile |
mother phainopepla feeding her baby a mistletoe berry |
black headed grosbeak |
Bullock's oriole - male |
Bullock's oriole - female |
Cooper's hawk |
a pair of house finches (one is hard to see) |
house finch - male |
black coachwhip |
blooming chain-fruit cholla cactus |
ground squirrel |
creosote |
bobcat |
18 comments:
Oh my gosh! What a priceless ground squirrel photo!!! Oh my goodness. Is that ultra adorable, or WHAT????? This is my fav all time photo of anything EVER!!!
I wish I could hear them all (well, perhaps not the snake hissing but certainly the bobcat's... ummm... purr? :-))
I love your pics..you live in such a nice area ..Hugs
THe house finch and the creosote are the two I like the most for this week!
Hello! Wonderful photos!
Sublime...all of these...you have incredible eye and patience. The calm yet alert bobcat...that ground squirrel (OMG! adorable!) ... and how precious to capture mum feeding young bird...the elegance of the coachwhip...thank you! :-)
simply gorgeous!
great series of photos.
and i really like that baby ground squirrel! so very cute!
You are blessed to see so many critters. That squirrel looks like its eating corn on the cob! The bobcat sighting is wonderful.
wow, you've seen so many i wish to see, the creosote looks so exquisite, like pearl that glows in the light. as always, very beautiful pictures.
very lovable pic. really looking so good. flowers and squirrel is looking very pretty.
Pieknie wygladają ptaki na kaktusach i suseł, ale czarnego bez nóg się boję. Pozdrawiam.
Look beautiful birds on cacti and Gopher, but the black legless scared. Yours.
Beautiful photographs, fantastic images of the nature, I am pleased that you are sharing with us such wonderful images :) Greetings
Wonderful!!!!
So many birds love to stay at a desert.
You capture such interesting action shots, like the mama bird feeding the baby a berry, and the ground squirrel chewing on his lunch. Great photos!
Love those bird pictures...
Lovely Coachwhip, the only one I have seen in my yard was being chased by a Thrasher and beating a very hasty retreat so I never got a photo!
Great Bobcat shot too :)
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