Some little birds
Spring is the sun, I said earlier. It's also the birds. The last week there have been a lot of the little ones around - sparrows, juncos, finches and even a chickadee!
Male house sparrow in winter coloring

Pair of house sparrows

Female house sparrow

Male house sparrow

Song sparrow in the rain

Song sparrow

Song sparrow in the straw where the utility men were digging

Mixed flock of juncos and song sparrows eating the grass seed put down by the utility men.

Junco and a couple of song sparrows

Some juncos in bushes

A junco in a tree

And this is how junco pictures usually work... at least I think this is a junco!

A chickadee!

He's so cute

And here's a goldfinch. I'm not sure if it's a male in winter plumage or a female, though.


1 Comments:
It's hard to tell from the photo, but I'm guessing that's a male goldfinch beginning to come into color. The yellow seems too bright for a female.
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