Yellow-Rumped Warblers
In the bird world, nothing says fall is here like the influx of Yellow-Rumped Warblers, coming back to over-winter with us here in Oakmont from
In the bird world, nothing says fall is here like the influx of Yellow-Rumped Warblers, coming back to over-winter with us here in Oakmont from
Photos by Tom Grey If you see a small bird traveling effortlessly up and down the trunk of a tree, chances are it’s a Nuthatch.
All photos courtesy of Tom Grey For sheer cuteness, it’s hard to beat the Chestnut-Backed Chickadee. This species of Chickadee, which is unique to the
Oakmont has two jays that are blue. Which is which?
If you’re going to become acquainted with just one warbler, the Wilson’s Warbler is a good choice. It’s like a lemon with wings.
Few birds have the flash of the Oriole family, a streak of brilliant orange, gold, or yellow across the sky. Orioles are not overly common
Finches are colorful little birds that brighten up our yards and feeders, thanks to their enthusiastic appetite for sunflower, thistle, and other seeds. We see
Pine Siskin (Courtesy of Tom Grey) For the vast majority of questions you can ask about bird behavior, the answer is “food.” Take the Pine
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