TODAY’S THEME: EATING | Towheeblog

Posted by: atowhee | January 20, 2020

TODAY’S THEME: EATING

Bushtits. Lesser Goldfinches. Juncos. Red-breasted Sapsucker. Fressing. And one of the Bushtits has pale eye, a mature female. Today’s lone loafer, a resting male Anna’s Hummer.

BT PALE (2)

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BT-POLL (2)

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House Finches: ho finch x 3 (2) b-trayed (2) In the last two images we see junco arrival and two of the finches giving him the eye:

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lego plus5 (2)

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SAPSUCKER AT JOE DANCER PARK
Don’t you wish you could own a sweater or pair of socks that copied the scalloped pattern on this guy’s chest?

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rbs-belly (2)

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Hummer and hellebore, one of winter’s flowers:

cold loner (2)

helle

Some of the latest evidence on birds and their dino-ancestors. Click here.

Posted in birding, birds, finches, flora, garden feeder, hummingbird, McMinnville, migratory birds, natural history, oregon, research, sparrows, warblers, Willamette Valley, winter birds, woodpeckers, Yamhill County | Tags: Anna's Hummingbird, Bushtit, Dark-eyed Junco, dinosaurs, evolution, hellebore, House Finch, Lesser Goldfinch, Red-breasted Sapsucker

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