Birding On The Road: Blue-Gray Gnatcatcher

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Birding On The Road: Blue-Gray Gnatcatcher: The Blue-Gray Gnatcatcher is a bird that is found in the east also but hard to see in high in leafy trees.  They are much more seen in th...

Blue-Gray Gnatcatcher

The Blue-Gray Gnatcatcher is a bird that is found in the east also but hard to see in high in leafy trees.  They are much more seen in the west.

They are blue-gray above , whitish below and with  white eye-ring.  Their white outer tail feathers.

Spring time and summer the males has a thin black eyebrow.
They are a very small woodland bird with a long tail.   They often dart out in a short, quick flight.to snap up in small insects.

DesertDale takes all the photos that are posted on this blog.  KItfoxgal

Dark Eyed Junco

The dark-eyed junco is the best-known species of the juncos.   It is a genus of small grayish American sparrows. This bird is common across much o North America .  In the summer they travel as far as  the Arctic. 

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Gambel's Quail

Friday, October 10, 2014

Gambel's Quail

The Gambel's Quail is a desert quail.  They are common in the desert .  In the land where cactus and mesquite are fond.

They are all so seen on the edges of cities.  They travel in coveys most of the time, in pairs during nesting times.

In the spring , males perch high and give a loud descending  (waow) sound.

Enjoy the posting.  Kitfoxgal