Archive for the ‘Ash-throated Flycatcher’ Tag
Ash-Throated Flycatcher (Tubac Arizona) — Image by kenne
walking with birders
in the thick brush
alone Rio Santa Cruze
some with binoculars
others with cameras
in the August heat
— kenne
Ash-throated Flycatcher Near Tubac Along The Santa Cruz River
Ash-throated Flycatcher Near Tubac Along The Santa Cruz River
Lesser Goldfinch In A Mesquite Tree
Albert’s Towhee — Images by kenne
One of the birding trips I went on during last month’s Tucson Audubon Society’s annual birding festival was to Tubac,
which is located near the Santa Cruz River. These are a few of the better shots I was able to get while there.
Since I live in the Tucson area and often hiked trails in and around Tubac, most all the birds we saw I can see from my patio.
The major difference was being able to spend time with birders from all across the country and Mexico —
an interesting group of people, if you get my drift.
— kenne
βHopeβ is the thing with feathers β
That perches in the soul β
And sings the tune without the words β
And never stops β at all β
And sweetest β in the Gale β is heard β
And sore must be the storm β
That could abash the little Bird
That kept so many warm β
Iβve heard it in the chillest land β
And on the strangest Sea β
Yet β never β in Extremity,
It asked a crumb β of me.
— Emily Dickinson