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First sighting ever of a Western Bluebird in the garden


Photo by Brooke Miller/Macaulay Library



This afternoon I happened to look out the living room window and saw a bird perched on a tall dried sunflower plant.

I had never seen one of these before. Although the Western Scrub Jay also has brilliant blue and gray feathers, the bird was definitely not a jay.


Unfortunately by the time I got my camera the bird flew away.

According to the Cornell Lab All About Birds website, the bird I saw was a Western Bluebird.


It's always so exciting to spot something in nature that one hasn't seen before.

And it's a bonus when that creature appears in your garden!




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