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Sitta canadensis
They have a blue-gray back and top of the head. The belly is a rust color and they have two black eye stripes with white on each side.
They are found in conifer forests in North America, generally seen travelling head first down tree trunks.
Spotted on Feb 3, 2013
Submitted on Feb 4, 2013
4 Comments
There is something so cute about their beak and the way they tilt their heads - lovely photos Ashley !
Thanks Karen and Nuwan! I had been looking for these guys all year, and I went to a friends house for the super bowl and they were everywhere! Had such a blast photographing them all :)
Great capture! They never seem to stay still long enough for me to get a decent shot!
Wonderful series!