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Recent content by AdAstra09

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    Vermilion flycatcher? (Phoenix, Arizona)

    Thank you all for the confirmation! Have a great weekend
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    Vermilion flycatcher? (Phoenix, Arizona)

    These are two birds I photographed in my neighborhood in Phoenix. I think the first one is a vermilion flycatcher and the second one is a say's phoebe
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    Warbler ID-Oak Harbor, WA (USA)

    Thank you both!
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    Warbler ID-Oak Harbor, WA (USA)

    Good afternoon! I was hoping someone could ID this bird from my parent's garden in Oak Harbor, Washington (outside of Seattle) I am guessing yellow-rumped warbler?
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    Mystery Bird in Phoenix, Arizona

    Thanks so much! after re-checking my books, canyon wren fits more what i have seen :)
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    Mystery Bird in Phoenix, Arizona

    Hiking in Golden Canyon outside Phoenix, AZ this morning. Found this bird foraging above the water. I am thinking some kind of wren but would love to get a second opinion.
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    orange crowned warbler?

    Thanks!
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    orange crowned warbler?

    I saw this bird at the boyce thompson arboretum. Is it an orange crowned warbler?
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    Mystery Birds in Arizona

    Thank you so much. yellow eyed junco makes more sense than "deranged looking sparrow" which is what I had...
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    Mystery Birds in Arizona

    Hello: attached are two photos for mystery birds that I have seen in the last couple of months. The first is I think a wren taken at Horton Springs in May (upstate) the second is a bird I saw this summer hiking in Mt. Lemmon (se arizona sky island)
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    Partial Albino Bird? Phoenix, AZ

    Like a mutated color form of a curve bill? Most of the ones that I have seen are brown, not black and white
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    Partial Albino Bird? Phoenix, AZ

    Went to the riparian preserve a couple of weeks ago and saw this bird. Haven't been able to figure out what it is, so I'm thinking it may be a parital albino form of another bird? Any thoughts?
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    Harris Hawk?

    Thanks!
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    Harris Hawk?

    Also, any way to tell if it's male or female?
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    Harris Hawk?

    So, I'm walking to the Desert Botanical Garden along a busy road when I hear some bird screeching it's head off @ a nearby office building. Ilook over and there is a gorgeous bird of prey sitting pretty in front of the blue windows. I hurried over and took several shots before it stared me down...
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