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rowansugar · 8 months
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Bushtits are such special little friends!
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na-bird-of-the-day · 2 months
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BOTD: Bushtit
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Photo: Rick Cameron
"Tiny, drab birds with light ticking and lisping callnotes, Bushtits are common in woods and mountains of the west, but they are often inconspicuous. A flock feeding in a tree may go almost unnoticed until the birds fly out, perhaps twenty or thirty of them, in a straggling single file to the next tree. They are very sociable at most seasons, and groups will roost huddled close together in a tight mass on cold nights."
- Audubon Field Guide
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sitting-on-me-bum · 3 months
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Juvenile bushtits
A bushtit is a tiny gray bird with a long tail. Females have white eyes. Look for these small fliers in the western mountains and forests.
COURTESY Jennifer Landahl
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themesopelagiczone · 7 months
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earth fact time. this is the white-browed tit-warbler and he is fucking gorgeous. they're found in central asia, central china and along the himalayas, and IUCN red list category is (thankfully) least concern.
birdlife data zone | ebird | birdforum
photos: askar isabekov | dave irving | imran shah
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uwmspeccoll · 2 years
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An As Far as the Yukon Feathursday
We hold several books illustrated by the noted American wildlife painter and book illustrator Francis Lee Jaques (1887-1969). He and his wife, nature and travel writer Florence Page Jaques (1890-1972), were avid outdoors and wildlife enthusiasts, and Francis illustrated several of Florence's published travel memoirs. As Far as the Yukon, published by Harper Brothers in 1951, is one of their later joint publications. The book recounts a journey taken by the Jaques along the west coast, much of it by train, from southern California to the Yukon. Florence Jaques makes keen observations about the birds she encountered for which Francis Jaques provided lively illustrations. Click on the images to see the bird species captions.
View other works illustrated by Francis Lee Jaques.
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hersheyfont · 1 year
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Blessed by bushtits, a goldfinch, and many of my silly regulars this fine morning
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i-carrion-icarian · 1 year
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Her first snow! 🥰🌨
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Don’t the neck feathers look like lips?
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rickrobb58 · 1 year
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The view from my “office” window yesterday. #bushtits #whitebreastednuthatch #ladderbackwoodpecker #housefinches https://www.instagram.com/p/CqWAi5FvjjS/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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A bunch of bushtits swarming the suet.
Photo by Xer S. Rowan, Creative Commons Attribution license
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foxsoulcourt · 1 year
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@verdigrissoup thought of you when I heard this morning’s BirdNote 😉 Look how clever our wee birds are!
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herpsandbirds · 4 months
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Black-throated Bushtit (Aegithalos concinnus), family Aegithalidae, order Passeriformes, Charkhole, Kalimpong Hills, India
photograph by Niemand Leben
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alayashrine · 6 months
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Huge fan of this bird feed shop near my apartment that changes their sign daily. Here's today's
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sitting-on-me-bum · 3 months
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Bushtit
COURTESY Anna Smith
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amememightywarrior · 10 months
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Another bird scion, Tataru Taru!
I picked bushtit for her because they are the tiniest predators, garrulous, love socializing, and are go-getters who love swarming suet or peanut feeders. They're always busy chatting to each other!
'tit' comes from 'titr' which means 'small', so 'bushtit' basically means 'small thing in the bush', which is pretty accurate from what I've seen of our flock. I always hear their tiny voices when I pass by trees and bushes, and if I look closely I see them flitting around.
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alonglistofbirds · 7 months
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[1945/10977] Burmese bushtit - Aegithalos sharpei
(sometimes considered to be a subspecies of the black-browed tit)
Order: Passeriformes Suborder: Passeri Superfamily: Sylvioidea Family: Aegithalidae (bushtits)
Photo credit: Doug Gochfeld via Macaulay Library
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