Blue-headed Vireos tend to stay high in the tree tops and glean the vegetation for bugs.
In hand, it is even more regal than when seen at a distance.
This Winter I have had one hanging out in the backyard for weeks. This is FINE by me!
Sunday, November 26, 2006
Blue-headed Vireo
The Blue-headed Vireo is a bird I have been seeing in larger numbers the past 2 years. However, it is only the second they have been able to capture in the nets out at Wekiva Springs State Park.
Blue-headed Vireos tend to stay high in the tree tops and glean the vegetation for bugs.
In hand, it is even more regal than when seen at a distance.
This Winter I have had one hanging out in the backyard for weeks. This is FINE by me!
Blue-headed Vireos tend to stay high in the tree tops and glean the vegetation for bugs.
In hand, it is even more regal than when seen at a distance.
This Winter I have had one hanging out in the backyard for weeks. This is FINE by me!
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