Butler's Birds

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Tuesday, July 19, 2011

Verdin

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Verdins have a family all to themselves. Small and active, they inhabit the southwestern U.S. Verdin's heads are a strong yellow, and wh...

White-Crowned Sparrow

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The White-Crowned Sparrow has a striped cap that stands in sharp contrast to the normal, mottled browns and grays that cover most of the spa...

Acorn Woodpecker

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The acorn woodpecker is a common woodpecker with some uncommon characteristics. It is one of the few uniformly black-backed woodpeckers, and...

American Crow

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Lots of people assume Crows are these disgusting, Machiavellian scavengers. They may have a point, but sometimes they can look decent if the...

Western Scrub-Jay/Pacific Coast

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The Scrub has several North American manifestations. The Pacific Coast Jay has a much darker hue of blue compared to the interior Scrub Jay,...

Steller's Jay

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The Steller's Jay is the darkest jay, but still has a lot of variation within the blue on its wings and tail. It additionally has some v...

Brown Pelican

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The Beach Patrol! Flying in formation, these Brown Pelicans keep an eye out for any misdemeanors or fish. They also don't mind being pho...

Dark-Eyed Junco/Oregon-Race

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There are fives subspecies comprising the junco hyemalis  group. The Oregon-Race is the most widespread in the West, and sports a dark hood ...

California Gull

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A normal-looking gull in most respects, the California Gull is set apart by its red eye, which the Glaucous-Winged Gull lacks, and its black...

Wilson's Warbler

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I've had repeated run-ins with this Warbler now in Arizona as well as California. I still have been unable to get a better picture, even...
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