Long-tailed Meadowlark in Tierra del Fuego, Argentina Available in ML,M, S:Small 720x576 @72dpi

Long-tailed Meadowlark in Tierra del Fuego, Argentina Available in ML,M, S:Small 720x576 @72dpiIt's hard to get used to calling these birds Meadowlarks since their bright red undersides are so different from our yellow meadowlarks. The beaks are the same, though. Save 20% by purchasing entire collection.

The female Broad-tailed Hummingbird has beautiful small spots on her throat

This male Rufous Hummingbird visited our feeder at a cabin outside Bailey

I believe this roadrunner must have had a ground nest close by the road because he lingered the entire time we were watching it from the car

and we so enjoyed their beautiful song and perky behavior

I am often too shy to photograph people

even Hostas provide food when they are blooming

The Lake Duck looks a lot like the American Ruddy Duck with that outrageous blue bill

Watching these birds wheel around is great

This flower is a Crocosmia or Lucifer Plant

making photographers crazy

and it is similar in many of its behaviors

caught and ate three fish while we watched on the morning we were leaving the RV park