Or Yellow-Shafted Flicker, I believe, would be the most accurate name. In the woodpecker family, but doesn't have the more distinctive black/white coloration.
Monday, September 22, 2008
Eastern Towhee
This is not a very good photo, but you can see that the Towhee looks a bit similar in shape and size to the Robin, but has a white breast with red sides and a black back.
I've seen these guys in the blackberry briars at the farm, which has made getting a photo pretty tricky.
I've seen these guys in the blackberry briars at the farm, which has made getting a photo pretty tricky.
Sunday, September 21, 2008
American Redstart
Maybe. I am not at all sure of this one, as it is a new identify for me. I was suspecting some sort of Oriole, as I've seen Baltimore Orioles in these Indiana woods. But it does not appear to be any type of Oriole, so far as I can tell and the Redstart seems to match.
I spotted this one in September and there were several of these flying around with what looked like some finches.
I spotted this one in September and there were several of these flying around with what looked like some finches.
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