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Kay Jones > A parent grosbeak feeds its young one.
Kay Jones > This male downy woodpecker and his mate frequently visited my feeder in Iowa.
Kay Jones > Two handsome birds, a male downy woodpecker on the left and a rose-breasted grosbeak on the right, visited our feeder in Iowa.
Kay Jones > "Boo!" chirps the red-breasted grosbeak to the male downy woodpecker.
Kay Jones > Rose-breasted grosbeaks frequented our feeder in Iowa.
Kay Jones > Two rose-breasted grosbeaks frequently visited our feeder in Iowa.
Kay Jones > At first, I thought that this was a blue grosbeak. Because of its smaller size, I now think that this is an indigo bunting. It did not hang around long enough for me to get a good photo.
Kay Jones > The goldfinches were arriving in Iowa. They are the state bird of Iowa.
Kay Jones > This little white-throated sparrow was hanging out with the chipping sparrows at my feeder in Waukee, IOWA. Note the spots of yellow on its head and the white patch on its throat.
A parent grosbeak feeds its young one.
> A parent grosbeak feeds its young one.
A parent grosbeak feeds its young one.
Camera: Canon (Canon Eos 10d) |
More details: exif |
Original size: 1771px x 1265px |
Current: 400px x 286px |
Other sizes: Small • M |
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Keywords: birds grosbeaks
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