Observaciones de kjlamb

The trogon flew into my yard in the Mule Mountains and landed on my gate, where I got this picture. ONly the second sighting of this species in the Mule Mountains.

Male bluethroat visiting the backyard feeder.

A male blue-throated hummingbird, very unusual for my yard at the feeder this time of year.

The male tanager arrived at the suet feeder with his mate. latest I've ever seen this species in the yard.

Image taken from nearby trailcam.

Image taken from my nearby trailcam.

Violet-crowned hummingbird at feeder.

Juvenile? Magnificent Hummingbird.

Male Rufous Hummingbird, second photo showing tail notches.

First identified Allen's Hummingbird (juvenile), orange eyebrow, narrow tail feathers without notches as similar Rufous.

Male Calliope Hummingbird at feeder.

Male Bullock's Oriole coming to yard suet feeder.

New bird for the yard. First appearance of a Williamson's Sapsucker.

This is a new yard bird for Mule Pass, a Gould's wild turkey, which has only appeared once.

Male Hepatic Tanager is a regular at the feeders during spring and summer.

Male Blue Grosbeak is an infrequent visitor to the yard during spring migration.

This hawk has learned to drive white-winged doves into my study window and then take the stunned bird.

Seen crossing road near Neely, Mississippi. Life herp!

After many years, the one backyard night-blooming cereus finally bloomed at the San Joaquin place