The subtle colors of the mourning dove are easy to miss - it could pass as just another grayish-brown bird - but look closely and you find pastel blue, iridescent violet and warm pink.
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Mourning Dove, Zenaida macroura.
January 2015. Connecticut, USA |
I love the silhouettes made by winter trees against a late-afternoon winter sky. Add to that the spectacle of hundreds of crows coming to roost and you get a moment of pure magic. The agile and boisterous crows jostle for positions on the highest branches, keeping up a constant chorus of corvid communication.
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American Crow, Corvus brachyrhynchos. Sharpie marker
January 13, 2015 West Haven, Connecticut, USA |
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