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Apr 11, 2021 21:06:26 #
optic wrote:
Thank you, jederick:
A very limited number of folks msy call him Campylorhynchus brunneicapillus. But he's clearly a wren and cactus, the spikier the better, is plays a role in every aspect of his life. He's also Arizona's State Bird and the largest North American Wren...
A very limited number of folks msy call him Campylorhynchus brunneicapillus. But he's clearly a wren and cactus, the spikier the better, is plays a role in every aspect of his life. He's also Arizona's State Bird and the largest North American Wren...
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optic wrote:
The Cactus Wren
Great image, optic. Perfect for a bird book. Amazing how they can land on a bundle of needles all pointing up.
Apr 12, 2021 22:39:32 #
Thank you, John:
They are primarily ground feeders but they land on and live in cactus their whole lives --the spikier it is, the better they like it...
They are primarily ground feeders but they land on and live in cactus their whole lives --the spikier it is, the better they like it...
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DRam11
Loc: Polson, MT
Excellent shots. It amazing how many birds and other animals use prickly plants as a safe abode.
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