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Birds -- Yard

Bird images taken at my yard on the Stanford campus, 50 species in all, in taxonomic order. For bird photographs taken elsewhere on the campus see https://pbase.com/tgrey/stanford .
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Ruby-crowned Kinglet
Ruby-crowned Kinglet		 Ruby-crowned Kinglet, after bath
Ruby-crowned Kinglet, after bath		 Ruby-crowned Kinglet, after bath
Ruby-crowned Kinglet, after bath		 Ruby-crowned Kinglet, after bath
Ruby-crowned Kinglet, after bath
Ruby-crowned Kinglet, 09-Feb-2020
Ruby-crowned Kinglet, 09-Feb-2020		 Western Bluebird, juvenile
Western Bluebird, juvenile		 Western Bluebird, male
Western Bluebird, male		 Western Bluebird, male
Western Bluebird, male
Western Bluebird, female
Western Bluebird, female		 Western Bluebirds, female and two males
Western Bluebirds, female and two males		 Western Bluebird, male
Western Bluebird, male		 Western Bluebird, male
Western Bluebird, male
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Geert Bauke Kortleve24-Apr-2017 20:44
What an amazing array of wildlife you have in your garden! great collection V
RBB 28-Aug-2016 16:29
Thank you for sharing. I live in West Atherton and am frequented by fairly large black birds that tend to flock together and are quite noisy. I don't know whether they are Ravens, crows or blackbirds. Any idea?
jxsq30-Aug-2012 01:07
You must be one the luckiest bird photographer in the world!
Beth Guislin 09-Jul-2012 01:07
Thank you for sharing your exquisite work. I also have had spotted towhees in the yard and couldn't identify them until finding your site.
Guest 21-Jan-2012 17:16
These piictures are fabulousa. A spotted Towhee has been in my yard for motns but until noow I didn't know what he was. Thank you so much foor these pictures.
Dave Barnes30-Oct-2011 23:15
Wow, best collection of yard birds on pbase - fantastic, greta pics too. Thanks for sharing.
David Cross 21-Sep-2009 22:18
Great website. It really helped me ID the birds that are coming to my feeder. I've found all but the black scruffy four legged rodent that is a regular at the bath and the feeder.

Warm Regards,

David
Kathy Bezy 14-Sep-2009 19:21
What an inspirational web site. Thank you for the pleasure it offered me this morning. I am bringing a few copper quail to China for gifts, and wanted a good photo to accompany them in case these birds are unknown in Guilin. Hard to choose, yours are so sensitive.
kathy
Arnold, CA.
Terry 13-May-2009 02:24
You have a great and very helpful website. I always check with you first, when I'm trying to ID a new visitor to our yard or the vaious places around the region where my wife and I walk and bird.
David 02-May-2009 19:03
Thank you for the lovely pics. This helped us identify birds in our backyard in Almaden.
Guest 13-Jul-2008 18:02
Beautiful pictures, thank you Tom. You helped me identify the spotted towhee I saw in my local community garden! We are lucky to have this wonderful variety of birds to enjoy!
Libby
Mary 10-May-2008 15:25
Thank you for your wonderful pictures and the names of the birds. I have now identified that we have "House Finches" nesting in our porch eaves. It has been so much fun to watch them build their nest and tend to their young.
Guest 04-Apr-2008 22:28
Hello Tom, You have the most beautiful photos of such a variety of birds. I just loved my tour of your galleries. Regards, Margo
Guest 07-Jan-2008 01:16
absolutely stunning pictures! thanks for posting these up, they're beautiful. I've picked up the hobby of taking photographs of birds fairly recently but I'm finding it hard to capture good photos, especially Fantails (New Zealand bird called Piwakawaka) who are acrobats! I'd love to see more of your photos in the future!

Cheers

Lisa (Auckland, New Zealand)
Vickie 11-Nov-2007 20:13
Awesome site!! Now I know the bird I've been watching is a Northern Flicker. It has a high pitched call that reminds me of a hawk. At first I thought it might be a small hawk, until I
watched a squirrel run right by it. Thank you for making a beautiful website!
Linda 30-Sep-2007 16:03
These are wonderful photos and I really, really enjoyed them! Thank you for sharing!
Yvonne 15-Sep-2007 10:52
Really enjoyed looking at your bird pics.
Guest 16-Jul-2007 02:07
Wonderful photos. I really enjoy them all.
Thanks,
Cyra
cherie 16-May-2007 01:00
thank you for this site it helped me ident the bird in my yard. It is a flicker, only darker on top, and no spots on belly. Beautiful!
Walt I23-Dec-2006 20:24
Stunning images! Well done!
Julie Turner 10-Sep-2006 07:43
I'm in awe of your photos. They're beautiful, crisp and really capture the personalities of these feathered friends. Great collection.
goldcoast watcher 20-Aug-2006 17:58
Pictures are great! Really like your site - much more informative for identification than most sites I've been searching.
Fong Lam10-Aug-2006 11:01
Wow! what a huge gallery of wonderful bird shots. Congrats!
Guest 05-Aug-2006 00:06
Great gallery with wonderful compositions!
Calgirl 30-Jun-2006 18:19
Love your pics. As usual, I can't believe the wonderful shots that some people are able to get. Thanks.
Carolyn Frye 12-Apr-2006 00:19
Very good bird pictures. I was trying to identify a bird at my feeder, and I think it is a female dark-eyed junco. I enjoyed your pictures a lot. Thanks.
Diane DesChâtelets30-Mar-2006 17:35
Beautiful galery. Congrats.
Brian McGeough30-Mar-2006 17:06
great selection of bird pictures
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