Our last batch of Arizona Birds
Mexican Jay: Mount Lemmon. We we surprised to see this jay drinking out of a tree cavity
Black-throated Sparrow: Madera Cabyon
Lesser Goldfinches (and Pine Siskins): Madera Canyon. We saw many bird in Arizona that were more colorful than the common New Jersey Birds. However, the American goldfinch, the state bird of NJ, is more spectacular than the lesser goldfinches.
Curve-billed thrasher: Sabino Canyon
Cooper's Hawk outside our hotel room
And we couldn't resist taking a photo of the Abert's Squirrel aka Tassel-eared Squirrel.
Labels: Arizona, Black-throated Sparrow, Common Yellowthroat, Curve-billed thrasher, Ladder-back woodpecker, Lesser Goldfinch, Mexican Jay
