It is still hard to believe that a blackbird exists with a yellow head.
(Left-Click to Enlarge Images)
Where's Waldo?
These guys are quite easy to pick out aren't they?
A little closer. Left-click to enlarge.
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Yellow-Headed Blackbird
Miller Oil Field Road did not produce the Lark Bunting or GT Towhee from noon to 4 PM today. As a consolation there were five Yellow-Headed Blackbirds on the north side of Miller Oil Field Road about 1/2 way between Turf Grass Road and Oilfield Road hanging around the cows feeding on hay.
It is still hard to believe that a blackbird exists with a yellow head.
(Left-Click to Enlarge Images)
Where's Waldo?
These guys are quite easy to pick out aren't they?
A little closer. Left-click to enlarge.
It is still hard to believe that a blackbird exists with a yellow head.
(Left-Click to Enlarge Images)
Where's Waldo?
These guys are quite easy to pick out aren't they?
A little closer. Left-click to enlarge.
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