After making this Red-tailed Hawk's life a misery by flying close enough to touch it with their talons, two Crows succeed in chasing it off.
#BirdsOfTheFrontRange 🌿
#becurious
After making this Red-tailed Hawk's life a misery by flying close enough to touch it with their talons, two Crows succeed in chasing it off.
#BirdsOfTheFrontRange 🌿
#becurious
A late molting Lesser Goldfinch from earlier this month.
#BirdsOfTheFrontRange
#becurious
A late molting Lesser Goldfinch from earlier this month.
#BirdsOfTheFrontRange
#becurious
This Red-tailed hawk enjoyed squirrel for breakfast.
#BirdsOfTheFrontRange
This Red-tailed hawk enjoyed squirrel for breakfast.
#BirdsOfTheFrontRange
#BirdsOfTheFrontRange 🌿
#becurious
#BirdsOfTheFrontRange 🌿
#becurious
The Alt theme is #Green, birds with Green backgrounds.
I only know that this Broad-tailed Hummingbird is a juvenile because if you look really closely, his gorget feathers are just beginning to turn red.
#BirdsoftheFrontRange #becurious
The Alt theme is #Green, birds with Green backgrounds.
I only know that this Broad-tailed Hummingbird is a juvenile because if you look really closely, his gorget feathers are just beginning to turn red.
#BirdsoftheFrontRange #becurious
Sage Thrashers were orginally called Mountain Mockingbirds for their beautiful song. They live in the sagebrush valleys between mountains.🌿
#BirdsoftheFrontRange
Sage Thrashers were orginally called Mountain Mockingbirds for their beautiful song. They live in the sagebrush valleys between mountains.🌿
#BirdsoftheFrontRange
Caught a small flock of Canada Jays playing hide and seek on a beautiful day high in the Colorado Rockies. This was the only one who let me get a snap, and then it was gone.
#BirdsoftheFrontRange #iNat
Caught a small flock of Canada Jays playing hide and seek on a beautiful day high in the Colorado Rockies. This was the only one who let me get a snap, and then it was gone.
#BirdsoftheFrontRange #iNat
A Wilson's Warbler stopped by our sunflower patch on its migration south to catch some bugs for the journey. Eat up, little warbler! Come back any time!
A Wilson's Warbler stopped by our sunflower patch on its migration south to catch some bugs for the journey. Eat up, little warbler! Come back any time!
The Alt theme is #DucksOutOfWater, Ducks that are out of water but not flying.
I'm going for both with a pair of Wood Ducks strutting along the bank.
#BirdsOfTheFrontRange #iNat
The Alt theme is #DucksOutOfWater, Ducks that are out of water but not flying.
I'm going for both with a pair of Wood Ducks strutting along the bank.
#BirdsOfTheFrontRange #iNat
I saw this Spotted Towhee in a swampy area by the creek. He was diving for something in the swamp water. I have never seen towhees dive before, which is why it is my #BestOfTheMonth.
I saw this Spotted Towhee in a swampy area by the creek. He was diving for something in the swamp water. I have never seen towhees dive before, which is why it is my #BestOfTheMonth.
This Hooded Merganser is certainly a #FeatheredFemme -- not as flashy as her male companions, but every bit as elegant.
February 2026
This Hooded Merganser is certainly a #FeatheredFemme -- not as flashy as her male companions, but every bit as elegant.
February 2026
A male mallard duck shows off the many colors that iridescence can produce.
A male mallard duck shows off the many colors that iridescence can produce.
I've never seen finches eating flower petals before, but here we are.
I've never seen finches eating flower petals before, but here we are.
Usually, American Robins are harbingers of spring in our corner of the world. But this year, they just never left. By January 2026, berries were getting a little hard to come by.
Usually, American Robins are harbingers of spring in our corner of the world. But this year, they just never left. By January 2026, berries were getting a little hard to come by.
American Crow showing its tongue. From earlier this week.
#BirdsOfTheFrontRange 🌿
American Crow showing its tongue. From earlier this week.
#BirdsOfTheFrontRange 🌿
#BirdsoftheFrontRange
A magpie with several male pine cones in its beak.
From June 2025.
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A magpie with several male pine cones in its beak.
From June 2025.
Last June: A black-billed magpie with the male cones off the pine tree in its beak. I have no idea if it eats the cones whole, or pecks them apart to get at the pollen or ... what?
But with a magnificent tail like that, who cares?
Last June: A black-billed magpie with the male cones off the pine tree in its beak. I have no idea if it eats the cones whole, or pecks them apart to get at the pollen or ... what?
But with a magnificent tail like that, who cares?