Not its natural habitat. These guys are a little shy.
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2 comments:
Wow! Great shot! Are they migrating through? I'm waiting for the elusive Baltimore Orioles to stop by. Anytime now....
No, they're not migrating. They nest in wetlands, so you usually see them in the bulrushes. This one was at our bird feeder.
We've also got tri-color and red-wing blackbirds, but I don't have a good photo of either of them yet.
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