Patagonian Sierra-Finch, Argentina female feeding young

Patagonian Sierra-Finch, Argentina female feeding youngThis bird reminded me of our US Juncos, but the Patagonian Sierra Finch shown here is only found in southernmost South America. Save 20% by purchasing entire collection.

I had plenty of time to shoot pictures

many cross the Gulf of Mexico in one go

This is the little tailless chick's mum

but it is only found in southern South America

These gorgeous buntings are migrating from Central America to their breeding ranges in the US

we see plenty of Swainson's and Hermit Thrushes

feathers much more developed

It's hard to get used to calling these birds Meadowlarks since their bright red undersides are so different from our yellow meadowlarks

This is a bird someone must have introduced to the US from Africa

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At Punta Tombo there were 250

Least Grebe pair - the female is still crop-bloated from swallowing an entire frog