While hanging out with Capt. Roy on the porch of the Captains' Quarters Bed & Breakfast, I noticed these two birds anxiously flitting about, moving between the eaves above us and the power lines nearby.
Capt. Roy told me they had a nest and eggs in a hanging plant on the porch, but we were not allowed to go poking around that plant under orders from Madame Annick.
After downloading the pictures, I quickly identified the birds on the internet: they are male (red) and female (brown/gray) House Finches, or carpodacus mexicanus (or is that mexicanii?)
Today's Dinghy Dock shot:
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April 2, 2009
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-Capt. Ben
Sunday, June 1, 2008
5.31- Carpodacus Mexicanus
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