Bush Tit building-a-nest by Kip Hutchison Via Flickr: Click image to view Larger X2 Slightly smaller than a chickadee; about the size of a kinglet
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Bush Tit building-a-nest by Kip Hutchison Via Flickr: Click image to view Larger X2 Slightly smaller than a chickadee; about the size of a kinglet
doodles of a bush tit
(their name is Milkweed!)
A communal bush tit nest in my douglas fir.
Day 19 - Cloud: Japanese Long Tailed Tit Day 20 - Deep: Thick-Billed Murre
You see one cute little cheepy bird flying from one bush to another and you think it might be a bush tit. A whole flock follows and then you know.
A Closer Look by gregandrascik
Our stretch of sunny days have often begun with low lying fog which it is often easy to get above here in hilly Portland. That patch of pixie cups is on a gravel-size lava rock. The next photo is of very short pixie cup Cladonia which almost look like the reproductive discs on a crusty variety Then an abandoned and soon-to-be decaying bush tit nest. These lichen-shrouded twigs seem to form a perfect bird outline cruising into the sidewalk. PUFFBALL!!!!!! 'Shrooms. * a space denotes a move to the new photo. Lichen on!