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Cactus Wren Atop A Saguaro   4 comments

Cactus Wren Atop A Saguaro — Image by kenne

The Cactus Wren, (Campylorhynchus brunneicapillus, meaning ‘brown-capped curved bill’)
is conspicuous in behavior, size, and plumage—no doubt leading to its being chosen
as Arizona’s State Bird. Related to tropical wrens in Mexico,
this boldly patterned species is larger and unlike the rest of
North America’s wrens. — Tucson Audubon Society

Posted January 20, 2025 by kenneturner in Cactus Wren, Capturing the Moment, Information, Photography, Sabino Canyon Recreation Area, Saguaro, Tucson Arizona

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Great Blue Heron   Leave a comment

Great Blue Heron at Tucson’s Sweetwater Wetlands (August 13, 2022) — Images by kenne

These images were taken during the “Birdability” as part of the Southeast Arizona Birding Festival.

Posted October 20, 2022 by kenneturner in Birds, Capturing the Moment, Information, Photographic Essay, Sweetwater, Tucson Arizona

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