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Gray Catbird.

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1 Gray Catbird

2 American Robin (juvenile)

3 American Robin

4 Wood Thrush

5 Wood Thrush

6 Hermit Thrush

7 Brown Thrasher

8 American Crow

9 American Crow

10 Tree Swallow

11 Purple Martin (male)

12 Purple Martin (female)

13 Horned Lark

14 Horned Lark

15 Horned Lark

16 Horned Lark

17 Western Kingbird

18 Western Kingbird

19 Eastern Kingbird

20 Willow Flycatcher

21 Least Flycatcher

22 Least Flycatcher

23 Eastern Wood-Pewee Olive-sided Flycatcher

24 Northern Rough-winged Swallow
Bank Swallow

25 Cliff Swallow

26 Cliff Swallow

27 Barn Swallow

28 Black-billed Magpie

29 Black-billed Magpie

30 Pinyon Jay

31 Pinyon Jay

32 Blue Jay

33 Blue Jay

34 Gray Jay

35 Gray Jay

36 Black-capped Chickadee

37 Black-capped Chickadee

38 Black-capped Chickadee
Red-breasted Nuthatch

39 Red-breasted Nuthatch

40 Black-capped Chickadee

41 Red-breasted Nuthatch

42 White-breasted Nuthatch

43 Swainson’s Thrush

44 Swainson’s Thrush

45 Swainson’s Thrush

46 Swainson’s Thrush

47 Mountain Bluebird

48 Mountain Bluebird (female)

49 Mountain Bluebird (juvenile [top] and female)

50 Mountain Bluebird (juvenile)

51 Mountain Bluebird (male)

52 Mountain Bluebird (male)

53 Eastern Bluebird (female)

54 Golden-crowned Kinglet

55 Ruby-crowned Kinglet

56 Ruby-crowned Kinglet

57 Ruby-crowned Kinglet

58 Ruby-crowned Kinglet

59 Marsh Wren Sedge Wren

60 House Wren

61 House Wren

62 House Wren

63 House Wren

64 House Wren

65 White-breasted Nuthatch

66 White-breasted Nuthatch

67 Northern Waterthrush

68 Mourning Warbler

69 Common Yellowthroat

70 Common Yellowthroat

71 Common Yellowthroat

72 Wilson’s Warbler

73 Canada Warbler

74 Yellow-breasted Chat

75 Yellow-breasted Chat

76 Scarlet Tanager

77 Western Tanager

78 Cape May Warbler

79 Cape May Warbler

80 Cape May Warbler

81 Yellow-rumped Warbler

82 Yellow-rumped Warbler (fall)

83 Yellow-rumped Warbler (fall)

84 Black-throated Green Warbler
Yellow-rumped Warbler

85 Black-throated Green Warbler
Cape May Warbler

86 Blackburnian Warbler

87 Blackburnian Warbler

88 Blackburnian Warbler

89 Palm Warbler

90 Bay-breasted Warbler

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