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Colorado USA What type of Blue Bird? (1 Viewer)

CoMtMan

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Not many birds out today weather moved in more snow... but I did get a bluebird. I normally call these mountain bluebirds but after looking at the book I think its either a western bluebird or an eastern bluebird.

Lighting was really bad sorry not the greatest picture.
 

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man you guys are awesome.... I forgot to add it was making 3 chirps then bouncing up and down. I thought it was a warning but it would then fly to another branch and do it again a few times and fly off to more trees and do it.
 
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