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More from Madera Canyon and Green Valley Arizona. Not far from our hotel the was a nice park with a pretty garden, there were hummingbird feeders all around the gardens and it was a great habitat for various birds.
1. My lifer, from the Madera Canyon is the Painted Redstart is a pretty bird with a scarlet belly and black plumage and white on the upper wing.
3. After our dinner we enjoyed a walk around the Meadows Garden Park in Green Valley. This park was only minutes from our hotel. The Gambel's Quail was seen a few times during our trip. I have seen this bird on a trip to New Mexico years ago. This one had some babies hiding most of time I could not get a photos of the little ones.
4. The Phainopepla, the adult male has as tall wispy crest, a glossy black and has red eyes.
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5. The Meadows Garden Park in Green Valley was a nice place to walk around admiring all the flowers, sculptures and the birds. We went twice once in the evening and again the next morning.
6. The Lesser Goldfinch, the male has a dark cap with an olive back and it's habitat is in the west from the desert to the high mountains. This bird looks similar to our American Goldfinch.
7. Below are some more sights from the Meadow Garden Park.
I hope your enjoyed this post, the birds and garden images.
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