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March 2017, Animalblog by Terry Costales
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![]() A Scrub Jay in the garden.
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![]() A Ruby-crowned Kinglet perched on a tomato cage. You can just make out the place on his head that hides the red feathers that gives him his name.
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![]() Two Yellow-rumped Warblers at the suet feeder. They are coming out of their washed out winter look.
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![]() This Rufous Hummingbird really does have two wings. The other one is just moving too fast to see. (kidding)
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![]() A male Rufous Hummingbird at the feeder. Well, almost at the feeder.
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![]() A Northern Flicker drumming on more appropriate material than an electrical transmission tower.
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![]() A male Northern Flicker was on the strut of the tower holding up the power lines. A female Flicker sat nearby and he would drum on the metal strut to make an incredible sound. Everyone loves a drummer!
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![]() A Yellow-rumped Warbler about to land on a branch on a cold morning at Mt. Pisgah Arboretum. My first photo of this bird not taken in my own yard.
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![]() This was the first time I'd ever seen a Red-breasted Sapsucker and he did not disappoint.
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![]() A Red-tailed Hawk carrying a branch to her nest that was as long as her own body. Spring is here!
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![]() This Song Sparrow spent the winter in our brush pile.
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![]() Another American Robin at Mt. Pisgah. It was perched amid lovely foliage
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![]() Partially hidden behind the smashed tomato cages (thanks ice storm) a squirrel sat and ate.
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![]() An American Robin at Mt. Pisgah surveys his world.
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![]() Looking lovely as usual, a Yellow-rumped Warbler posed in the garden.
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![]() A Downy Woodpecker on the trellis and eyeing the suet feeder.
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![]() An American Robin near the White Oak Pavillion at Mt. Pisgah Arboretum kept his eye on the visitors.
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