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Fringillidae

Female Cardinal During Winter

During our first December in West Texas, we experienced an ice and snow storm that left its aftermath on the ground through New Year's.  During this … [Read more...] about Female Cardinal During Winter

Filed Under: birds, Vertebrates Tagged With: Cardinalidae, Cardinalis cardinalis, Fringillidae, Haemorhous mexicanus

Lark Buntings on the Fence

While out taking pictures recently, I was fortunate enough to have seen several Lark Buntings (Calamospiza melanocorys, family: Fringillidae). This … [Read more...] about Lark Buntings on the Fence

Filed Under: birds, Vertebrates Tagged With: Calamospiza melanocorys, Fringillidae, Lark Bunting

American Goldfinch in Winter Plumage

This member of the Fringillidae family is busy harvesting seeds from a wild sunflower. Members of this family have short stout beaks adapted for … [Read more...] about American Goldfinch in Winter Plumage

Filed Under: birds, Vertebrates Tagged With: American Goldfinch, Fringillidae, migratory bird, small bird, Spinus tristis, winter plumage

American Goldfinch In Transition

Pictured here is a sparrow-sized bird known as the American Goldfinch, Spinis tristis. This member of the Fringillidae family is the only little … [Read more...] about American Goldfinch In Transition

Filed Under: birds, Vertebrates Tagged With: American Goldfinch, Fringillidae, Spinus tristis

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