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Polioptila caerulea
Small bird, not 4 inches tall. Its feathers are typically more blue in summer but it tends to be more grayish in winters (when the picture was taken)
Too small for a junco; it's less than 4 inches. This was also taken 2 winters ago so its feathers are not as blue as they usually are.
This bird has a conical, seed-eating bill of a junco and the dark hood. It has white outer-tail feathers like a gnatcatcher, but neither the slender, needle-like bill, or the slender body.
Too small for a junco; it's less than 4 inches. This was also taken 2 winters ago so its feathers are not as blue as they usually are.
Spotted on Feb 11, 2010
Submitted on Oct 29, 2012
