Showing posts with label dark eyed junco. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dark eyed junco. Show all posts

Thursday, April 10, 2014

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.


Saturday, March 10, 2012

Chiricahua Mountains - another trip

Christine gave me the day off yesterday so I headed down to the Chiricahua Mountains, crossing over the top and back down into Cave Creek. Still recovering from the fire and flooding of last summer, birds along the South Fork of Cave Creek were scarce. I thought maybe the Elegant Trogons might have arrived since it has been a very mild winter. Also thought maybe a bear might be out and about. But, no. However, as is often the case this beautiful area did not disappoint. Here are some photos from yesterday's trip:

Young Coues White Tailed Deer


Bridled Titmouse

Cactus Wren


Female Cardinal

Curved Billed Thrasher

Dark Eyed Junco

Female Pyrrhuloxia

Slate Colored Dark Eyed Junco

Western Bluebird

Yellow Rumped Warbler