We watched birds and birds we see watched us. 1st photo is an Ash-throated Flycatcher. This is a common bird here in Baja. It has a call that sounds something like a coach’s whistle blowing.
I suppose this bird was just hoping we’ed keel over in the desert sun. This handsome(everyone has a mother) bird is an adult Turkey Vulture. These birds soar in the sky often with wings held in a “V” shape; rocking from side to side seldom flapping their wings.
This little guy is a California Towhee. We interrupted it’s bath and you can see the look we got. It’s call is a metallic chink along with some thin, lispy notes often heard as a duet.
These and about 80 other birds are featured in our book, “Birds We See” inBaja California Sur, Mexico. Cheers
