July 24, 2012:
Many species of birds came to visit
while I was working in my yard in Juneau, Alaska today,
although I was only able to capture
a few photographs of them...
[Special thanks to Connie for assisting me in identifying them]
[Special thanks to Connie for assisting me in identifying them]
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| A vibrant Varied Thrush (male)... |
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| An early arrival of a somewhat rare Cedar Waxwing (the Bohemian species have a orange hue under the tail vs white), a treat to view such a beautiful species that normally tends to arrive here in Juneau in the fall... |
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| A mature Dark-Eyed Junco (Junko) that has a seed in its mouth... |
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| A male Red-Breasted Sapsucker Woodpecker tapping for its mate... |
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| A female Red-Breasted Sapsucker Woodpecker posturing and answering the male... |
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| Another female is feeling ousted, her look says it all... |
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