Congrats to Tim Hajda, John Garrett, and Jason T for getting the last quiz. The answer is - Least Sandpiper (top) and Semipalmated Plover (bottom).
This new quiz shouldn't be too hard - if you can find the birds that is! Birds often like to hide in dense brush or camouflage themselves in their habitat - it's good to be able to ID them when you can only see bits and pieces! Also having a sharp eye helps.
Bonus points if you can ID all 5 species present. Yes, there really are 5 different species between the 3 photos!
Twists and Turns at Rondeau
2 days ago
5 comments:
Top photo: Purple Finch
Middle Photo: Fox Sparrow
Bottom Photo: Piping Plover
Well, if it isn't too late to revise my answer, let me add to the top photo: Dark-eyed Junco, and Black-capped Chickadee.
What an awesome idea!
Picture 1
Tufted Titmouse
Purple Finch
Picture 2
Fox Sparrow
Picture 3
Piping Plover
I know I only found four, but I couldn't find the fifth.
Purple Finch and Black-capped Chickadee
Fox Sparrow
Piping Plover
Puple Finch, Black-capped Chickadee, American Tree Sparrow
Fox Sparrow
Piping Plover
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