More “Snow” Birds | Bay Photos by Donna

More “Snow” Birds

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This past Thursday morning we received an additional 3-4 inches of snow along with brutal cold 20-25 mph winds, so it kept the birds hidden in shelter while Governor Mockingbird kept an eye on our backyard.

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Northern Mockingbird after fresh new snow
Backyard Governor
“Locals Allowed, Uninvited Removed Immediately”

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These are “the Locals” who co-habitat nicely with Mr. Mockingbird. They were photographed just before our second snowfall.

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House Finch (male)

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Dark-eyed Junco

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Dark-eyed Junco

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Yellow-rumped Warbler (female)

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Tufted Titmouse

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White-throated Sparrow

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Northern Cardinal (male)

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Northern Cardinal (male)

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We climbed in temperatures enough for this afternoon’s precipitation to be all rain. Our 11-12″ from two snowfalls in past week is almost gone already. But I’m sure I’ve got at least one more post of birds in the snow. 😏

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