Birds of New Mexico - Page 5

Say's Phoebe Solitary Sandpiper Black-Crowned Night Heron (imm.) Canada Goose American Kestrel Cooper's Hawk (imm.) Curve-billed Thrasher Canyon Towhee Bushtit   Blue Grosbeak Greater Roadrunner Green Heron Scaled Quail Cactus Wren Cactus Wren American Kestrel Curve-billed Thrasher Barn Swallow (immature) Scott's Oriole Black-throated Sparrow Burrowing Owl (wired) Burrowing Owl (wired) Burrowing Owls (wireless) Burrowing Owls (wireless) Downy Woodpeckers Scaled Quail Western Bluebirds Scaled Quail (immature!) Cooper's Hawk Western Grebe American Kestrel Cedar Waxwing Ring-billed Gull Northern Goshawk Ring-necked Duck Wood Ducks Belted Kingfisher Belted Kingfisher White-faced Ibis Lesson time: (1)note the size difference in the woodpeckers; and (2) the throats of the two warblers Downy Woodpecker Hairy Woodpecker Audubon's Warbler Myrtle Warbler Western Bluebird Yellow-breasted Chat Baby Ducks Black-throated Gray Warbler Yellow Warbler Usually, I see maybe one or two Western Tanagers a season, but on May 16, 2010, they were everywhere in Corrales. Here's a few pictures of them, the last also has a Blue Grosbeak in the background. A pair of Black-crowned Night Herons seem to nest at the Japanese Garden in the Rio Grande Botanic Garden, and they were back again on May 28,2010. The last two pictures show our guy apparently caught in some fishing line around his foot.

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