Along the river: Say’s Phoebe sings his two-note song! Spring has arrived.
April 4th, 2012
Say's Phoebe © David Powell
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Mr. Powell,
I am compiling a bird’s seen around Magic Mountain Ranch where I am fortunate to now call home….”phoebe” nests on my porch, has returned this year to rebuild a nest destroyed by a Flicker. She actually raised 4 broods last year !!!
This is one of the most beautiful, outstanding pictures of any bird I have ever seen.
I would consider it a great privilidge to inclue it in my Magic Mountain Birds collection.
It will be shown on my computer for my pleasure and a few of my senior citizen friends who are also “birders”.
This picture will not be used for any other purpose.
Thank you for your consideration.
Submitted with respect, Jo Swann, Taos, NM
April 2, 2017