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frwakeham: A lot of hand shakes
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frwakeham: Fish sculpture
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OB 4: Wagon Mound, NM Residence
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frwakeham: Nest building time
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el zopilote:
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frwakeham: Snow geese explosion @ Bosque del Apache
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el zopilote:
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Igal Brener: Abq rain wall II
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frwakeham: No fear of cement cat
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frwakeham: White wing dove
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Pabalot: burrow near cerillos
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Pabalot: open road with clouds
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Pabalot: clouds over cerillos
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Pabalot: juniper horizon
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Pabalot: juniper plain with clouds
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mpluzier: Just a Pinyon jay checking things out on a winter day. Found only in New Mexico, Colorado,Arizona,and Nevada. They are a keystone species for the pinyon tree community. See the story on my website. Follow the story… #southwestbirds #birdsofthesouthwest
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hjohnson11: Pretty in Pink
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el zopilote:
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Paul A. Albert 63: The secrete copy
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Pabalot: ladrones con nubias
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Pabalot: windy up high
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Pabalot: Jemez sky dance
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Pabalot: cloud veil over space
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OB 4: Purple in Spring
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frwakeham: VLA (Very Large Array)
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karl_eschenbach: Golden Currant Blossoms 6
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hjohnson11: Spring has Sprung
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karl_eschenbach: Golden Currant Blossoms 5
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karl_eschenbach: Golden Currant Blossoms 4
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mpluzier: Pinyon jays stay in large groups and even nest together called colony nesting. With pinyon nuts non-existent it forces the birds to look for other sources including backyard feeders. These birds are very shy and fly on the wing to avoid humans. #birdsof