This is definitely a sparrow. It might be a field sparrow, but it is hard to tell from this angle. I will just play it safe and call her a sparrow.
~ Rick
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This Red-bellied Woodpecker was molting. It is harder to tell in this photo, but she will grow back vibrant, beautiful colors soon.
~ Rick
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It’s been a while since I last photographed a Painted Lady Butterfly. Though this one has weathered some damage, she remains absolutely beautiful.
Teresa took this photo with her phone. Good photo.
~ Rick
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I have always been fascinated by the White-breasted Nuthatch. I love watching these agile birds creep headfirst down tree trunks, probing the bark for insects. Their compact, almost neckless appearance and unique upside-down foraging habits make them truly remarkable.
~ Rick
Wow, a House Finch! I certainly didn't expect to see him today. I really love the vibrant colors of his plumage.
~ Rick
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