Kofa NWR Birds

Verdin - A common, tiny bird of the western deserts 7"x5", 300DPI (200mm)	Verdin - A common, tiny bird of the western deserts 6"x4", 300DPI (200mm)	Juvenile Verdin - The young of this common desert bird looks like a different species! 7"x5", 300DPI (200mm)
Black-throated Grey Warbler - A common migrant warbler through our deserts 7"x5", 300DPI (300mm)	Nashville Warbler - Another common migrant 7"x5", 300DPI (200mm)	Orange-crowned Warbler - A common wintering warbler, especially in riparian areas 6"x4", 300DPI (300mm)
Nashville Warbler - Another common migrant 5"x7", 300DPI (300mm)	Female Phainopepla - A most handsome bird, breeding early in clumps of mistletoe 5"x7", 250DPI (digiscoped)	Costa's Hummingbird - One of the earliest breeding birds, you can hear their distinctive "zinging" metallic call in the winter months 5"x7", 300DPI (200mm)
Turkey Vultures - Look for vultures wheeling in the skies above the desert 5"x5", 300DPI (200mm)	Western Screech-Owl - Our most common small owl 7"x5", 300DPI (300mm)	American Kestrel - A fairly common breeding raptor throughout the area 7"x5", 300DPI (digiscoped)
Rock Wren, Kofa Queen Canyon - One of the most common birds of the canyon, you can't miss its trill and bobbing motion. 6"x4", 300DPI (200mm)	Juvenile Rock Wrens, Kofa Queen Canyon - These two young were vying for the "trilling" perch in April 2005. 7"x5", 300DPI (200mm)	Scott's Oriole, Kofa Queen Canyon- This showy bird has a beautiful song, and is easily heard and seen on early spring mornings. 4"x6", 200DPI (200mm)