Info & pictures of common New Jersey birds: the woodpecker, cardinal, king fisher, warbler, robin, tufted titmouse, finch, mallard, cormorant, baby ducks, grebe, goose, cat bird, sapsucker, northern flicker, chickadee, merganser, hawk, heron, hairy woodpecker & goldfinch plus muskrat, groundhog & beaver. Many photos were taken at Lake Nelson in Piscataway, NJ and others in NJ bird spots: Cape May, the Meadowlands, and Sandy Hook or vacations in Florida, California and the Caribbean.
Labels: Northern Mockingbird, Red Bellied Woodpecker, Winter Birds
We just got back from a trip to Los Angeles helping our daughter and son-in-law move into their new house. Here's a photo of a mockingbird in their lemon tree and a towhee in some shrubs.
Labels: California, California Towhee, Northern Mockingbird
Labels: Blue Grosbeak, Island Beach State Park, Northern Mockingbird, Seagull, Summer Birds
Labels: Jamaica, Jamaican Mango Hummingbird, Jamaican Woodpecker, Northern Mockingbird, Olive-throated Parakeet
Labels: Northern Mockingbird, Nuthatch, White-breasted Nuthatch, Winter Birds
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We moved back to California in June 2012, and we've started a new blog, California Birds. Here are our most recent California photos.
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