Feb. 13. With the ground covered in snow and temperatures in the low teens, many birds come to our feeders. The hairy and the downy (smaller of the 2) are frequent visitors. This is a female downy.
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- FUR RONDY
- Native Drum
- Dance Head Dress
- Grease Dish
- Bone and tusk carvings
- Antique Berry Picker
- Native Dress
- Small Grass Baskets
- Baskets
- Bead work
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- FUR RONDY, Anchorage, AK 2008
- Idle snow machines
- Fourth Breakup this Winter
- Birdfeeder
- Pine Grosbeak (male)
- Beautiful Snow Covering
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- New Snow (11+ inches)
- Alaska's Entry in the US Snow Carving Competition
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1 comment:
Great photo!
But it's surprising to find birds
(although this guy appears to have a heavy layer of feathers)in such cold temps.
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