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Birds of Southern Arizona

May 2003 trip to Sierra Vista, Arizona.
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Arizona Birds13.jpg
Arizona Birds13.jpg		 Blackheaded Grosbeak
Blackheaded Grosbeak		 Gambel's Quail
Gambel's Quail		 Arizona Birds15.jpg
Arizona Birds15.jpg
American Goldfinch
American Goldfinch		 Broadtailed Hummingbird
Broadtailed Hummingbird		 Arizona Birds17.jpg
Arizona Birds17.jpg		 Black-Headed Grosbeak
Black-Headed Grosbeak
Lazuli Bunting
Lazuli Bunting		 Arizona Birds21.jpg
Arizona Birds21.jpg		 Broad-tailed Hummingbird
Broad-tailed Hummingbird		 Arizona Birds27.jpg
Arizona Birds27.jpg
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Reed 03-Sep-2009 03:12

Nice photos! Some incorrect names, but such cool pictures! The northern cardinal is beautiful...as is the Western Tanager, Hepatic Tanager, and Blackheaded Grosbeak. I love hummers, and there are so many! Grackle and Turkey vulture are amazing, too.
WOOOOHOOO! Birds sure are amazing.
Im not telling 07-Aug-2009 21:04
That picture in Birds of southern Arizona that says "Western Bluebird" is apparently incorrect. The bird in the photo is a LAZULI BUNTING. You're lucky to see one, but please look in a field guide (bird ID book) before confirming what you saw to everyone- they will get misinformation.

Sudha 07-Jul-2007 23:34
beautiful pictures. thanks for sharing them
Sudha
John Lund 24-Jul-2003 07:39
Kent,
You must spend a weekend at my cabin in Utah. Most mornings I have Moose in my yard. I can only imagine what you could capture in the High Unitas!
chris coover 20-May-2003 15:41
Kent, thank you for sharing God's beautiful creatures from nature. Especially enjoyed the Catcher's: Vermillion Fly and the Black Cap Gnat and the "hummer" 21.jpg. There seems to be no limit to the joy we can discover outdoors! Happy Trails! chris
rweinberger 14-May-2003 02:13
kent these pictures are for the birds! hope you will send them a copy. in meantime I need to know the names of these birds so I can call them.I know the penguin,batman and robin all appreciate that birds of a feather stick together. bye bye birdie. tweet tweet roger











susie 13-May-2003 20:14
The power of modern technology makes it possible for film and camera to freeze movement that the human eye cannot see, but nothing will replace the photographer's eye when it captures the power of innocense.
kim brown 13-May-2003 17:19
Kent

I can't believe that a digital camera could freeze the action so well. You have some very nice pictures.
Maybe you should switch professions. At least you will have something to do when you retire.
Thanks for sending these.


Kim
Jan 13-May-2003 17:18
These are exquisite! I am very impressed. Makes me want to burn a lot of my own. Keep up the good work.
G Conner 13-May-2003 16:48
How close were you...pictures are so clear and stopped the wings in flight! How did you post on this sight?
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