A new species!!
Yes ... it's true. I have discovered a new species of bird.
It happened like this. I was out in the back yard at my father's in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, when I spotted a Carolina wren. I got one picture of it before it took off, scared away by a somewhat larger bird.

That bird was obviously a cardinal. I had been trying, for the last couple of weeks, to get a picture of the pair that move through the yard early in the morning, but with no success. Now, though it wasn't the right time of day, here he was (though I couldn't spot her)! So I snapped a few pictures.




(But seriously: what is going on with this bird? Is this a normal molt?)
2 Comments:
I think it might be parasites.
Wow cool and pretty!
That is weird. Can't help you on confirming what it is though :(
How have things been going? Haven't seen you around the innerweb lately.
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