Ash-throated Flycatcher- Babad Do'ag Vista |
Lucy's Warbler- Molino Basin Campground |
Black-throated Gray Warbler- Bear Canyon |
Painted Redstart- Bear Canyon |
Broad-tailed Hummingbird feeding young- Rose Canyon Campground |
White-breasted Nuthatch- Bear Canyon |
Cordilleran Flycatcher- Marshall Gulch |
Broad-tailed Hummingbird- Palisades Visitor Center |
Magnificent Hummingbird- Palisades Visitor Center |
American Robin- Rose Canyon Campground |
Mountain Chickadee- Ski Run Road |
Olive Warbler- Bear Canyon |
Hairy Woodpecker- Summerhaven |
Evening Grosbeak- Ski Run Road |
Steller's Jay- Summerhaven |
House Wren- Rose Canyon Campground |
Yellow-eyed Junco- Marshall Gulch |
Hermit Thrush- Marshall Gulch |
Great series Jeremy! That Red-faced Warbler is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteWHOOAAA some killer shots in there. And Buff-breasted Fly and Evening Grosbeak on Lemmon? Quality birds! It's so nice to have that mountain right next to Tucson.
ReplyDeleteAll are beautiful and cute.
ReplyDeleteGreat post! I went to Mt. Lemmon two years ago for the first time and had a blast! It wasn't spring but it was unlike an bird trip I have ever taken. It's amazing how you can go from hot to comfortable in minutes as well as go from one group of birds to another. Simply wonderful! Great shots!
ReplyDeleteFantastic photos! My folks are moving to Tucson and I can't wait to visit them for some looks at the awesome birds out there! jillspeeps.blogspot.com
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ReplyDeleteI think I said "WOW!!!" every time I scrolled my mouse down and saw the next photos! Amazing stuff Jeremy. Next trip to Arizona, I gotta time it right and have you take me there!
ReplyDeleteThese are fantastic photos Jeremy! Makes me want to go birding in Arizona again. It's a beautiful place to go birding, and there are wonderful birds to see. Excellent post!!
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone for all the comments!
ReplyDeleteThis was almost as good as a trip back to Mt. Lemmon, Jeremy. I miss Arizona birding, but I can't complain too much about our Minnesota birds, either. Have you read my Birder Murder Mystery that takes place in Flagstaff? It's called Falcon Finale. I'm still hoping to set a future Bob White book in the southern part of the state around Arivaca. Just too many great birding spots and too little time!
ReplyDeleteAwesome birds!!! Excellent photography and a great post!
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