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This is a pyrrhuloxia, a relative of the
cardinal.
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The pyrrhuloxia again
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Another pyrrhuloxia, along with several
house finches (two males on the right, and a female on the left)
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More pyrrhuloxia and finches
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A pair of Gambel's quail, female (left)
and male (right)
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A curve-billed thrasher
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Another male house finch, perched in a
mesquite bush
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And a female of the same species
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The thrasher at the water pan
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A blue grosbeak--isn't he gorgeous?
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The blue grosbeak and the pyrrhuloxia
sharing a perch...
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...and now joined by a finch, as well.
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The same three birds, a moment later... I
caught the finch taking off!
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Finches, quail, and the blue grosbeak
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A close-up of the grosbeak--isn't the
detail amazing? (I wuvs my new camera!)
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More finches, quail, and the grosbeak
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Talk to the tailfeathers...
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The grosbeak in the mesquite again...
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...and again...
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...and back on the ground for one last
closeup.
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