Phainopepla - male |
Phainopepla - female |
Vermilion Flycatcher - female |
Desert Cottontail |
black-chinned Hummingbird |
Ladder-backed Woodpecker |
Black-throated Sparrow |
Mockingbird |
Western Bluebird |
Yellow-rumped Warbler with spider |
White-crowned Sparrow |
Roadrunner |
19 comments:
I've been away from Tucson long enough now to appreciate the spectacular beauty in that first photo. :) Blessings!
Diane, I don't believe all the birds you're seeing! Thank you for this bit of desert warmth. It's bitter cold here.
As always the best Tucson photos ever.
I love all the birds you have been seeing.
The roadrunner is just wonderful.
cheers, parsnip and thehamish.
Such a clear sky and such a pleasure for the eye!
Oh did I see a winter fire?
To answer your question Diane just a second storey apartment in downtown Toulouse.
Up until yesterday, our skies were as blue as yours. Glad to see the bunnies are still out and about.
Magnificent pictures, Diane. I love your desert.
Lovely photos as usual Diane.
Kindest regards from the cold country,
Mike
Boa tarde, lindas fotos das lindas aves, as mesmas são excelentes na belas e na qualidade.
AG
Pretty. I've never seen a Black-throated Sparrow or a Western Bluebird, sure would like to.
I am loving winter so far and your birds are wonderful. Especially that Black-chinned Hummingbird!
Hello,
Beautiful photos. I have not seen many of these birds. It is an education for me. Every photo is a visual delight.
Best wishes
Wonderful photos Diane. You have some amazing birds and the scenery is magnificent
I love how blue your skies are! I miss that color!
Is the desert blooming yet? The family that I nanny for is vacation in Phoenix right now and viewed the desert from a hot air balloon. That sounds beautiful, doesn't it?
Hi Marcie, I imagine a balloon ride over the desert would be amazing this of year, some flowers, especially yellow ones are blooming!
Περιμένουμε να δούμε νέες υπέροχες φωτογραφίες σας!
Fantásticas fotos Diane, me han gustado mucho. Saludos desde España.
Lovely photos!
Hugs from Brasil
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