Saturday, April 12, 2008

Birds of Tucson

While we were in Tucson, I saw 51 different species of birds and 32 of these were new for me.
This is a rufous hummingbird.

There were a lot of curved-billed thrashers around the MVS house. They have a distinct call.

In Madera Canyon, we saw numerous Mexican Jays.

Northern Shoveler

This is a gila woodpecker. We often saw them on a cactus.

This is a female hummer, but I'm not sure which one. We saw Anna's, Costa's, broad-billed, black-chinned, and rufous.




These are black-necked stilts.

I know these pictures aren't professional, but it is enough for me to remember them.

4 comments:

Donna said...

Birds, Schurds!! Peck, peck, chirp, chirp, poop, poop.

jo-n-tj said...

I knew Donna had a comment on this file! 53 types - she should have been impressed. I bet you wrote them all down too. Ok that impresses me.

jo-n-tj said...

Here are a pair of birds for you

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Donna said...

Oh you bad girl. I am telling Bonnie on you!