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hounddog_: American Robin singing at the community park
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hounddog_: White-crowned Sparrows are common winter visitors to the park
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hounddog_: Western Bluebirds live at the park year round. This is a male
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hounddog_: Pop-up berry-eating Robin
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hounddog_: A white-tailed Kite takes a break from hunting
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hounddog_: Black Phoebes are often near the barn
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hounddog_: Yellow-rumped Warblers are another winter visitor
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hounddog_: American Pipits come through in large groups
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hounddog_: Western Bluebird male
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hounddog_: Immature White-crowned Sparrow is told by the brownish head stripes
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hounddog_: European Starlings are much maligned as an invasive species. I can never blame them for being here and they are quite striking in the winter. They breed twice a season at the park
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hounddog_: American Robins look so different from the back when their red breast is hidden
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hounddog_: A big flock of Band-tailed Pigeons flew over
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hounddog_: American Kestrel female is often seen hunting near the parking lot
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hounddog_: Golden-crowned Sparrows are another winter visitor
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hounddog_: Female Bluebird shows off her subtle beauty
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hounddog_: American Robin singing
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hounddog_: Acorn Woodpeckers live at the park year round
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hounddog_: White-tailed Kite stretches its wing
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hounddog_: Western Bluebird take-off
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hounddog_: American Pipit rouse
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hounddog_: American Robin Berry picking sequence
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hounddog_: The bird leans in to the berry cluster
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hounddog_: Making a selection
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hounddog_: Snagging the berry
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hounddog_: Gulp
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hounddog_: You can see the bulge in the Robin's throat as the berry goes down
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hounddog_: Another berry snagged
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hounddog_: Immature Cooper's Hawk surveying the breakfast prospects
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hounddog_: Fox Sparrows are yet another winter visiting sparrow at the park