Ha-ha! You're right. That does seem to be a universal truth. Since this is labeled #1, I hope to see these universal truths appearing regularly on this blog!
Yes, a mystery bird that vexed me every year in a mountain campground turned out to be a Warbling Vireo. I narrowed it down to a few possibilities, and finally nailed the ID when the little guy sang.
The reason why vireos are SO hard to identify.
I feel better now.
ReplyDeleteHa-ha! You're right. That does seem to be a universal truth. Since this is labeled #1, I hope to see these universal truths appearing regularly on this blog!
ReplyDeleteYou should see them from behind!
ReplyDeleteYes, a mystery bird that vexed me every year in a mountain campground turned out to be a Warbling Vireo. I narrowed it down to a few possibilities, and finally nailed the ID when the little guy sang.
ReplyDeleteI have lots of thes. I also have an excellent collection of bare branches where a bird used to be.
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic, and I think, typically what happens to the rest of us.
ReplyDeleteoh, I love it. But usually I just see the birds tail feathers. But this shy one..... lovely.
ReplyDeleteah, I should have left my birdblogs URL :(
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