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When there's one bird, there will often be more!
I can't remember which bird I saw that prompted me to stop at a vacant lot in Yucca Valley one morning in March of this year (see previous post).
But over the next 25 minutes I saw a host of other birds, which I'll be sharing over the next few days. I'm glad I stopped!
A male Phainopepla:
Part of Phainopepla courtship involves the male feeding the female. I was privileged to witness this behavior:
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