Monday Bird Walk Photo Essay   2 comments

The Sabino Canyon Volunteer Naturalists training class went on a bird walk this morning (January 2, 2017), led by  Jean and Mark Hengesbaugh.

SCVN Training Class
Cactus Wren
Western Bluebird
SCVN Training Class
Western Bluebird
Western Bluebird
Western Bluebirds
Western Bluebird
Western Bluebird
Cactus Wren Nest
Cactus Wren
Cactus Wren
Western Bluebirds

Images by kenne (Click on any image for a larger view in a slideshow format.)



Jean recorded the following eBird list of observed birds:


Sabino Dam and downstream riparian, Pima, Arizona, US

Jan 2, 2017 7:37 AM – 8:46 AM Protocol: Traveling 1.0 mile(s) 13 species


Gambel’s Quail 6 

Great Blue Heron 1 

Mourning Dove 2 

Anna’s Hummingbird 1 

Gila Woodpecker 4 

Verdin 2 

Cactus Wren 2 

Black-tailed Gnatcatcher 2 

Western Bluebird 10 

Curve-billed Thrasher 2 

Northern Mockingbird 2 

Phainopepla 10 

House Finch 6


The Hengesbaugh’s lead a bird walk for the Tucson Audubon the 1st Saturday of each month in Sabino Canyon. (Must pre-register through Tucson Audubon.)


 




			


	

		
Posted January 2, 2017 by kenneturner in Arizona, Birds, Information, Morning Sunlight, Naturalists, Photographic Essay, Photography, Sabino Canyon Recreation Area, Sabino Canyon Volunteer Naturalists, SCVN, Tucson Arizona

		
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    Wowza!
    

    


    

    
			
    
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						Mo			
    
				January 2, 2017 at 5:11 pm			
    
		
    

	
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    Love this, Kenne.
    

    


    

    
			
    
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						Thomas Davis			
    
				January 7, 2017 at 7:26 am			
    
		
    

	
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