Ponderosa - Coniferous forests Archives - Jay's Bird Barn: Recent Episodes
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Plumage/Description: Males are distinctive and unmistakable—a deep rufous-burnt orange color.
The post Rufous Hummingbird appeared first on Jay's Bird Barn.
Plumage/Description: Male and female plumage similar except males have a patch of red feathers on the crown of the head which they display when agitated, or when they are defending a territory.
The post Ruby-crowned Kinglet appeared first on Jay's Bird Barn.
Plumage/Description: Red-tailed Hawks come in a variety of color phases.
The post Red-tailed Hawk appeared first on Jay's Bird Barn.
Plumage/Description: Striking facial pattern—red on the crown of the head, as well as on the nape and throat.
The post Red-naped Sapsucker appeared first on Jay's Bird Barn.
Plumage/Description: Bright red face and throat, with red plumage extending around to the backside of the head.
The post Red-faced Warbler appeared first on Jay's Bird Barn.
Plumage/Description: Crown and nape a grayish-brown color.
The post Pygmy Nuthatch appeared first on Jay's Bird Barn.
Plumage/Description: Male and female plumage similar.
The post Plumbeous Vireo appeared first on Jay's Bird Barn.
Plumage/Description: Pine Siskins are a small brown bird with heavy brown streaking over a white back ground on the breast, belly, and flanks.
The post Pine Siskin appeared first on Jay's Bird Barn.
Plumage/Description: Male and female plumage similar.
The post Painted Redstart appeared first on Jay's Bird Barn.
Plumage/Description: Flickers are the largest woodpecker species that occurs in Central Arizona.
The post Northern Flicker appeared first on Jay's Bird Barn.