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Plectrophenax nivalis
Snow Buntings are sporting their winter plumage now and are usually found in flocks in large agriculture fields.
Spotted on Jan 4, 2013
Submitted on Feb 7, 2013
12 Comments
Tom15, thanks for the kind comment. Browsing all the amazing spottings here is really addictive.
drP, you have some spottings that I'd like to have like the worm snake and a few of the salamanders I've never seen.
BTW, nice frog pic for your profile:-)
I have spotting envy. :)
Thanks Ashley. I just changed the order and placed the ones in the tree first.
These are beautiful birds!
Thanks Elsa.
Oh my, pic number two is stunning!
They're only around in the winter, then migrate back north to breed. Maybe you;ll get lucky and see some in Pa.
What a cute bird. I haven't seen this in Eastern, PA. Great shots
what a gorgeous beauty
Thanks Yuko. I found that most of the birds stayed in the same focal area if I just photographed a branch of birds instead of the whole tree where birds are at all different distances from me.
What a beautiful bird! Love the pic #2 - amazing shot!