End of the World Birding January.

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January 7, 2023

Red-headed Woodpecker San Simon 1-7-23

This is the second red-headed woodpecker that’s shown up in SEAZ. The first was in Phoenix. It hung around for a few days in a park before being run off by Starlings. This bird was found in a pecan grove just south of San Simon in Cochise County.

Gray Vireo Montosa Canyon 1-5-23

Gray Vireo Montosa Canyon 1-5-23
Williamson’s Sapsucker Madera Canyon 12-29-22
Winter Wren Madera Canyon 12-29-22
Pine Warbler 12-17-22 Patagonia Lake (CBC)
Blue-headed Vireo Crossroads Park 1-2-23
Elegant Trogon Madera Canyon 1-3-23
Common Grackle Tucson 12-31-22
Red-headed Woodpecker San Simon 1-7-23

1 thought on “End of the World Birding January.”

  1. Sue Smith

    Beautiful photos Eric. We miss you in San Diego. I did not get out to AZ this year and during the pandemic, but maybe next year. Please send me your smug mug link and I will put on my toolbar or make a desktop icon.
    I am doing fine, but cut down a little on birding this past year. But the Wood Thrush, Wedge-tailed Shearwater, and Yellow-billed Loon were among my new County birds. Year 2023 I once again swear to downsize and declutter and would like to be more mobile. Send me you contact info again in case I get out your way. Am not sure my info is the latest. Happy New Year (I’d be glad for just a so-so New Year!), you old birding buddy, Sue

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