Quinta Maztalan was busy this morning with school students from McAllen, the Red Hat Ladies and the hopeful Blue Birders. The Blue-headed Vireo was showing out in the open while we waited for the Blue Bunting to peak out. The Blue-headed Vireo is the first one I photographed but probably had a glimpse of one before.
Note the large white eye ring.
The rare immature Blue Bunting looks more blue than it did a month ago.
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| Rufous / Allen Hummingbird is an immature male but which is hard to ID. |
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| Curved-bill Thrasher |
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| Long-billed Thrasher |
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| Golden-fronted Woodpecker |
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| What is left of a Dove that was probably dinner for one of the many hawks. |
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