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Nature Walks – Say’s Phoebe
We have so many beautiful birds out and about these days, and I love it. I just can’t help taking as many pictures as I can of all the birds we have here. We have such a great variety. Today, I am sharing some pictures of a Say’s Phoebe.
I have worked in the restaurant and catering industry for over 35 years. I attended 2 culinary schools in Southern California, and have a degree in culinary arts from the Southern California School of Culinary Arts, as well as a few other degrees in other areas. I love to cook and I love to feed people.
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That’s really pretty. It’s similar to the Tufted Titmouse we see here.
Thank you. A lot of birds are known by different names in different parts. I am on a bird photography website on FB and I posted some pictures and called them what my Colorado bird books called them, and there were quite a few people who were arguing about the names of the birds. I snapped back that I can only call them by the names that I see them referenced as.
Oh no! Didn’t know people did that. This bird is not a Tufted Titmouse, though their shape is similar. Tufted Titmouse has what looks almost like a pointy hat. The head feathers stick up. They are beautiful birds, just like the ones you shared. Similar colors. Love Colorado, by the way. Hope you have a nice day.
I am only on FB, and the only reason I am still on that is because of my blog. if I were to leave it, I would literally loose 1/2 of my followers, if not more. It is definitely a double-edged sword though.
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That’s really pretty. It’s similar to the Tufted Titmouse we see here.
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Thank you. A lot of birds are known by different names in different parts. I am on a bird photography website on FB and I posted some pictures and called them what my Colorado bird books called them, and there were quite a few people who were arguing about the names of the birds. I snapped back that I can only call them by the names that I see them referenced as.
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Oh no! Didn’t know people did that. This bird is not a Tufted Titmouse, though their shape is similar. Tufted Titmouse has what looks almost like a pointy hat. The head feathers stick up. They are beautiful birds, just like the ones you shared. Similar colors. Love Colorado, by the way. Hope you have a nice day.
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Thank you. You have a great day too. 🙂 People get so mean on social media. There are plenty of times when I seriously question if it is worth it. 🙂
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I understand. I take long, frequent breaks from social media. I love blogging- my posts are my posts and people are kind. 😊😊
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I am only on FB, and the only reason I am still on that is because of my blog. if I were to leave it, I would literally loose 1/2 of my followers, if not more. It is definitely a double-edged sword though.
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Completely understand. 💜
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So love the photos!!!
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