Seen outside Willcox, Arizona on Sunday, March 8th. We went to see the sandhill cranes arrive for their midday siesta, and there was this lovely little vermilion flycatcher!
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Beautiful bird and image. My first take was that it was a cardinal, but on a closer look, I can see it's not.
ReplyDeleteMy first thought was cardinal, but a closer look proved me wrong. That was exciting. Identifying the bird as a vermilion flycatcher was even more exciting. Now I see that bird is called "rare" in the Willcox area, and I can hardly believe my good fortune.
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