Song Birds - Traditional American Goldfinch Bluebird Catbird Gray-Cheeked Thrush Hermit Thrush Meadowlark Robin Sparrows Swainson's Thrush Warblers Wood Thrush Wren
American Goldfinch
American Goldfinch (taxidermy)
Mountain Bluebird and nest box.
Bluebird (taxidermy)
Catbird (taxidermy)
Gray-Cheeked Thrush (taxidermy)
Hermit Thrush (taxidermy)
Meadowlark (taxidermy)
American Robin
Robin hunting - probably for an earthworm.
American Tree Sparrow (taxidermy)
Baird's Sparrow (taxidermy)
Brewer's Sparrow (taxidermy)
Chipping Sparrow (taxidermy)
Fox Sparrow (taxidermy)
Grasshopper Sparrow (taxidermy)
Harris Sparrow (taxidermy)
House sparrow (male) This bird is not really a sparrow, but a finch. It is probably the bird most people think of when we say the word - sparrow. This is because the house sparrow lives among man's dwellings, and is extremely common. It is not native to North America, but has been here for a long time, and has become part of our natural landscape in urban areas and on farms. You will not see this bird living out in the wilderness. .
Lark Sparrow
Le Conte's Sparrow (taxidermy)
Song Sparrow
Savannah Sparrow (taxidermy)
Sharp-tailed Sparrow (taxidermy)
Vesper Sparrow
White-throated Sparrow (taxidermy)
Bay-Breasted Warbler (taxidermy)
Blackburnian Warbler (taxidermy)
Blackpoll Warbler (taxidermy)
Black-throated Green Warbler (taxidermy)
Black-and-White Warbler (taxidermy)
Canada Warbler (taxidermy)
Cape May Warbler (taxidermy)
Connecticut Warbler (taxidermy)
Magnolia Warbler (taxidermy)
Orange-Crowned Warbler (taxidermy)
Palm Warbler (taxidermy)
Townsend's Warbler (taxidermy)
Wilson's Warbler (taxidermy)
Yellow Breasted Chat (taxidermy)
Drawing of Yellow Warblers by Susan Wegner
Yellow Warbler (taxidermy)
Yellow-rumped Warbler (taxidermy)
Common Yellowthroat
House Wren (taxidermy)
Marsh Wren (taxidermy)
Rock Wren (taxidermy)
Winter Wren (taxidermy)
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