I’m injecting a little bit of humor to my photos of birds, besides they bring us happy moments, we owe them a little latitude and good humor, after all we love them!
I propose you a challenge, write a dialog or caption that this picture suggest to you and see what comes out! Come on, think of something funny. 🙂

Mr. & Mrs.House Finch
Red-Headed Woodpecker, sp.name: “Melanerpes Erythrocephalus”
Description:
The Red-Headed Woodpecker is a striking bird, both in fly and at rest. Showing colors, red, black and white.
It’s a medium size woodpecker with bright red hood, white chest, black above and tail.
Both male and female look similar.
Their habitat is large trees obviously in urban areas as well as in forests. Although is used to feed on trees worms and insects, rarely feeds on feeders. I have seen them feeding many times! Lucky me! 🙂

Red-Headed Woodpecker

Red-Headed Woodpecker
House Finch, sp. name “Carpodacus Mexicanus”
Description:
House finches are small size finches with fairly long beaks and kind of flat heads, short wings and have shallow notch on tail.
Males are rosy red around the face and upper breast. Streaky brown back, belly and tail.
Females are plain grayish-brown with thick streaks and definite markings on face.
Their habitat: They frequent parks, urban centers, forest edges. They are almost in every feeder everywhere, they are very gregarious birds.
Our feeders always have some finches one time or another! 🙂

House Finch (Male)

House Finch (Female)
Brown Thrasher, sp.name: “Toxostoma Rufum”
Description:
Brown Thrashers are large long-tailed songbirds with bright rufous above, wings and tail. White underpants with black streaking. Yellow eyes when adult.
Their habitat: They live in thickets and hedgerows mostly.
I always see them going in and out of the bushes or pecking for worms after rainy days.:)
Note: The Brown Thrasher is Georgia’s State Bird!

Brown Thrasher

Brown Thrasher



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