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pipilo erythrophthalmus
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Eastern Towhee
This is a male visiting a feeder behind the observatory headquarters. Females are similar but are brown, not black on their head and back. Widespread in Eastern North America, they are an abundant breeder and fairly common migrant in New Jersey, becoming scarce in winter. They like to forage in...- jmorlan
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- eastern towhee new jersey pipilo erythrophthalmus usa
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- Category: North America
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Eastern towhee
An eastern towhee sings his heart out.- MergusSerrator
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- easter towhee franklin twp nj pipilo erythrophthalmus
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- Category: North America
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Eastern Towhee
This is a female. Males are similar but black on the head and back, not brown. This species is widespread in Eastern North America but uncommon in migration and winter in coastal Texas. They like to forage in dense vegetation, scratching on the ground in leaf litter with both feet at once. Eye...- jmorlan
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- eastern towhee pipilo erythrophthalmus texas usa
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- Category: North America
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Eastern Towhee
Eastern Towhee found foraging near honeysuckle bushes- jrcummins84
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- eastern towee illinois pipilo erythrophthalmus
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- Category: North America
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Eastern Towhee
It's been a long time since the last sighting of this guy! At Brookgreen Gardens, Murrells Inlet, SC- STEFFRO1
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- 1bb eastern towhee pipilo erythrophthalmus brookgreengardensmurrellsinletsc murrells inlet pipilo erythrophthalmus south carolina usa
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Eastern Towhee
I just realized that they changed the name of this bird, it use to be Rufus-sided Towhee.- tetoneon
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- pipilo erythrophthalmus
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- Category: North America
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Eastern Towhee
Last year I saw one that was tagged in my yard. I have only seen him a couple of times this month for a duration of minutes so I haven't been able to see if he is the same one. Hope you like him. It's a male because he has black in his plumage. Interesting I looked in my National Audubon...- Danielbirdwatcher
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- pipilo erythrophthalmus
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- Category: North America
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Eastern towhee
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- pipilo erythrophthalmus
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- Category: North America
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Eastern Towhee male
Got this one earlier than the female as it was just starting to snow and the lighting was poor.- MI_Phil
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- pipilo erythrophthalmus towhee
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Eastern Towhee female
Another snowbird for Mothers Day.- MI_Phil
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- pipilo erythrophthalmus towhee
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Eastern Towhee male
Wet day and 50dg F.- MI_Phil
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- pipilo erythrophthalmus towhee
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- Category: North America
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Eastern Towhee Male
He's never perched where I reside, and he's rather difficult to snare a picture of when you have your chances. Got a few and thought maybe this is one of the better pictures. I have seen one the other day that had a bracelet. I thought that was really cool but the photo wasn't too great and...- Danielbirdwatcher
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- perching birds pipilo erythrophthalmus
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- Category: North America
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Male Eastern Towhee
I sure the heck don't know why they call this a Perching Bird. Most times I see him he is running away from me on foot. I have been tracking him for days to try to get a side profile shot but I'm not there yet. Since the pickings are slow now I going to go ahead and post this one I took last...- Danielbirdwatcher
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- perching birds pipilo erythrophthalmus
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- Category: North America
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Eastern Towhee Female Part 2
Getting a shot is hard, they aren't looking for any attention that's for sure.- Danielbirdwatcher
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- perching birds. pipilo erythrophthalmus
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Eastern Towhee Female
I remember seeing these more often but now they arrive and are quickly gone. I did see a pair this morning female and male.- Danielbirdwatcher
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- perching birds. pipilo erythrophthalmus
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- Category: North America
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Eastern Towhee, male
Thanks for your kind words on my last picture. I don't see this bird very often. In the winter months I feed the ground birds in my side yard. This bird came up on my deck looking for seeds that other birds might have dropped from the feeders. He also eats with the ground birds. I haven't seen a...- Deerbird
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- pipilo erythrophthalmus
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- Category: North America
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Foraging Towhee
They've come out from behind the branches- KC Foggin
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- eastern towhee pipilo erythrophthalmus
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- Category: North America
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Eastern towhee
All fluffed up on a 7 degree December morning....- Kadawe
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- pipilo erythrophthalmus
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- Category: North America
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Eastern Towhee
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- eastern towhee pipilo erythrophthalmus
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Eastern Towhee
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- eastern towhee pipilo erythrophthalmus
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Eastern Towhee
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- eastern towhee pipilo erythrophthalmus
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Eastern Towhee
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- eastern towhee pipilo erythrophthalmus
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Eastern Towhee
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- eastern towhee pipilo erythrophthalmus
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Eastern Towhee Male
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- eastern towhee male pipilo erythrophthalmus
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- Category: North America
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Eastern Towhee
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- eastern towhee pipilo erythrophthalmus
- Comments: 10
- Category: North America