More from Huachuca Canyon. Here are some decent photos I did get:

Bewicks Wren

Dusky Flycatcher

Broad Billed Hummingbird

House Finch

Bridled Titmouse

White Breasted Nuthatch

Vermillion Flycatcher - Female

Black Phoebe

Hammond's Flycatcher

Chipping Sparrow

Dark Eyed Junco

American Robin

Lesser Goldfinch

All in all, 39 species seen or photographed. It was a Good Day Birding.

Ash Canyon Part V

The Chipping Sparrow is one of those LBB's (little brown birds) that becomes more colorful during breeding. Its crown goes from a dull rufous color to a much brighter red during its spring and summer breeding season. The Chipping Sparrow prefers open woodlands and specifically conifers when breeding. It  can be found throughout much of North America. They often forage on the ground eating grasses and looking for seeds and crumbs. It may also eat fresh buds and insects from trees. Here are a couple photos from my trip to Ash Canyon:

Chipping Sparrow

Chipping Sparrow