Antidote for too much snow; really scruffy hummer; panoramic dawn and moonrise

Here are some blooming prickly pear cactus yesterday in my neighborhood. Hopefully, seeing these will bring some warmth to snowbirds who may have left southern Arizona too early for the dark, cold North, arriving “home” to face whiteout, icy snow. Makes you wonder if they had to put chains on their vehicle to even get down their driveway to begin digging out a path to their front door.
Super-scruffy female Anna’s hummingbird flying in my backyard. She is today’s Daily Hummingbird.
Curve-billed thrasher weirdly doesn’t have the curviest bill of the thrashers.

Panoramic dawn today with moonrise and freaky sunrays along the horizon.

Published by Brian Peterson, DVM

I take photographs.

7 thoughts on “Antidote for too much snow; really scruffy hummer; panoramic dawn and moonrise

  1. I love how you get the feather detail encircling the bird’s eyes. It almost looks like beading. I don’t see that detail in most bird photos.

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