First up is a Black Phoebe flycatcher who stayed near the oasis while skimming back and forth across the water.
The oasis had nearly 200 of the Washingtonia palms that I found out have sharp thorny branches until they are 20 or more feet tall, then there is no need for the thorns so new branches are without.
This Great Horned Owl was spied sitting within the branches of three palm trees. Because he was so deep in the branches it was a dark shot lightened up a little with Picasa.
3 comments:
Very cool, where is this, can you send a google earth link?
Ha…. you guys are becoming quite the ornithologists’. BTW…. Nice photography!
Jack
Nice pics, the fruit of those Washingtonia filifera are good for grinding into a flour or eating raw when they're in season.
Andrew
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