Beware the brazen bushtit! This fiery female American Bushtit was oh-so-courageously photographed by Thomas Hansen in Salem, Oregon, and shared to our Pacific Northwest Birders group on Facebook. https://t.co/ZYdHuxko3U
I’m loving these images in June Hunter’s latest blog post! Such a unique way to showcase our birds here in the Pacific Northwest. Check them out at her link below. https://t.co/7IMUqpG54V
Friends, this sad story from Susie Niwa perfectly illustrates WHY we say to *please stay away* from active bird nests. PLEASE READ. https://t.co/2LJUZl2viP
Are you seeing American Goldfinches in your backyard? You can attract them using a thistle seed feeder, as shown here in Dale’s photo. Nice shot, Dale!
American Goldfinches
Photo: Dale Jordan https://t.co/pvsr5w3xyU
See? Even ducks fail epically when trying to look cool in front of the ladies! Hilarious series by Ron Smith, posted on our Pacific Northwest Birders group.
Photos: Ron Smith https://t.co/teHPULNp6W
How often do you see this...a territorial Douglas’s Squirrel getting right up in the business of a much larger Great Gray Owl, who simply appears amused by the rodent’s antics.
What an amazing... https://t.co/jpNeoCaxDl
Flying high in the golden morning light. Bald eagle at the Nooksack River in the North Cascades. He's just finished breakfast, and now he's flying up to a nearby tree to rest and preen.
#baldeagle#raptor#birdofprey#birdinflight
Wildlife rehabbers are truly unsung heroes. It’s largely thankless work, but so satisfying when an animal is well enough to be released. This time of year, especially, is a critical time to... https://t.co/j9Ensix4uL