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By Julie on June 17, 2023

Summertime

It’s really summertime here.
Baby birds everywhere, like the little cardinal hanging out at the pond.
Bewick’s wren in the live oak tree
Golden fronted woodpecker in the live oak. The girls have orange and yellow, and the boys get fancy with red in the middle.
Green anole lizard, showing off. We have at least two other kinds of lizards that I can identify: the Texas fence lizard, and all the other lizards.
Let’s assume this is a Texas fence lizard. It probably is.

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  1. Julie comments:

    June 17, 2023 at 4:54 pm

    I love the golden fronted woodpecker. It’s just so random that it has blazes of color on its head. I mean other birds have that feature, but the golden fronted looks like someone just took a paint brush and panted a splotch so you can follow the trail. Also, their beaks are so powerful looking! That’s true of most woodpeckers, I guess, but it just seems sort of outsized for their heads. Woodpeckers are amazing.

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