An Eastern Wood Pewee, smacking her lips after a tasty meal of bug.

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An Eastern Wood Pewee, smacking her lips after a tasty meal of bug.
A lone Western Wood-Pewee enjoys the afternoon sun.
Western Wood Pewee are back for the summer to their breeding grounds here from their Mexican winter vacation. The Buckhorn campground is full of their song and can be seen to be snatching up insects in flight everywhere. #birdwatching #flycatchers #pewee #woodpewee #angelescrestforest @josephbrooksjewelry (at Buckhorn Los Angeles National Forest) https://www.instagram.com/p/CeOfp-MLNkq/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Maybe a Western Wood-Pewee There are a bunch of little flycatchers that all look the same to a neophyte birdzoid such as myself. . Anyway, bird bird, blah blah. I was highly restrained and only shared 9 photos of the same bird instead of 10. It's critical that you observe it looking in various different directions with a couple slightly differing backgrounds. If not, it could alter the timeline in unforseeable ways leading to a catastrophic season finale event. For example, maybe in the alternative timeline, I shared only 8 photos and having not seen the one where the bird looks slightly down and to the right, you saw the same bird and desperately wanted to see it look down and to the right. So much so that you leaned too far over the bridge and fell in the water. Don't worry, you're ok, but you never ended up taking your grandchild to that spot because you'd had that unpleasant incident. So long story short, your grandchild never ends up curing the 2070 bird flu that wipes out all birds on earth and most humans. Don't even ask what happens in the alternative timeline when I post 10 photos of this bird. Just trust me and thank your bird-god that I posted 9 and life as we know it remains intact. . . . #flycatcher #flycatchers #westernwoodpewee #woodpewee #pewee #willowflycatcher #tyrantflycatcher #tyrantflycatchers #tyrannidae #birdzoid #birdwatchingphotography #washingtonaudubon #washingtonstate #birdwatching #birding (at Icicle Gorge, Leavenworth, Wa) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQMUAQCAgVk/?utm_medium=tumblr