Yesterday, January 13, Bob and I went with Linda and Jim to Santa
Grutrudis Lane to find the
Rufous-backed Robin. We didn't get to see him, but we saw a number of other birds which were feeding at a
Pyracantha bush along the lane.
A female Northern Cardinal
A
Crissal Thrasher, which was a life bird for me!
A male Northern Cardinal
A female
Phainopepla
A Sage Thrasher
Cedar Waxwing. Notice the little bit of red on his wingtip , Bob says this is why they are called waxwings, and notice the yellow on the end of his tail! They are very handsome birds.
We saw a number of other birds, but these were the ones I could get close enough to get pictures. We had another great day of birding!
A female Northern Cardinal
A Crissal Thrasher, which was a life bird for me!
A male Northern Cardinal
A female Phainopepla
A Sage Thrasher
Cedar Waxwing. Notice the little bit of red on his wingtip , Bob says this is why they are called waxwings, and notice the yellow on the end of his tail! They are very handsome birds.
We saw a number of other birds, but these were the ones I could get close enough to get pictures. We had another great day of birding!
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