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23
Feb
2021
Cedar Waxwing


A Cedar Waxwing (Bombycilla cedrorum) sits in a snow- and ice-covered mountain juniper tree during the week long winter storm that hit Texas in February...



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22
Feb
2021
Puffball Waxwings


A group of Cedar Waxwings (Bombycilla cedrorum) puffed up to retain warmth, perch in the top of a tree during the Texas snowstorm of February 2021.



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19
Feb
2021
Cold Robin


This week’s posting schedule was rather disrupted by the historic winter storm that hit Texas last weekend. Things started going south for us on Sunday...



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16
Dec
2020
House Sparrow


Continuing our theme of small, brown birds, here’s a male House Sparrow (Passer domesticus) seen from the bird blind at Charro Ranch Park, Dripping...



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15
Dec
2020
Pine Siskin


One of the large number of “small brown birds” taking advantage of the feeders at Charro Ranch Park in Dripping Springs, Texas, last weekend....



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14
Dec
2020
Female Cardinal


I spent some time on Saturday morning at the bird blind in Charro Ranch Park, Dripping Springs, getting some practice handling really long lenses. There...



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