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BC Songbirds

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bushtit 042119_MG_1870
bushtit 042119_MG_1870		 european starling 042019_MG_1143
european starling 042019_MG_1143		 pacific slope flycatcher 042119_MG_1540
pacific slope flycatcher 042119_MG_1540		 townsend's warbler 042119_MG_1516
townsend's warbler 042119_MG_1516
bewick's wren 091616_MG_1722
bewick's wren 091616_MG_1722 		bewick's wren 091616_MG_1460
bewick's wren 091616_MG_1460 		black-throated gray warbler 091616_MG_2112
black-throated gray warbler 091616_MG_2112 		golden-crowned sparrow 091616_MG_1933
golden-crowned sparrow 091616_MG_1933
golden-crowned sparrow 091616_MG_2022
golden-crowned sparrow 091616_MG_2022 		hutton's vireo 091616_MG_1009
hutton's vireo 091616_MG_1009 		hutton's vireo 091616_MG_1057
hutton's vireo 091616_MG_1057 		ruby-crowned kinglet 091616_MG_1428
ruby-crowned kinglet 091616_MG_1428
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Gerald Romanchuk26-Jun-2012 23:05
Thanks Geraldine. Meadowlarks aren't extinct, I've just never photographed them in BC. I do have pics of them in with their blackbird relatives in the songbird folder of the Birds of Alberta.
Geraldine Bain 24-Jun-2012 23:20
I've been through your lovely pictures but found no Meadowlark, a wonderfully musical bird that was once quite common throughout B.C.'s grasslands. I hope they are not extinct. It had a grayish back and yellow vest and wore a v-shaped black necklace on its breast.
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