Yesterday when I got to my friend's to walk my dogs, I was delighted to see that an Eastern Phoebe had flown in and perched less than 20 feet in front of me providing a great photo opportunity. These are pics of that bird, a juvenile (see cinnamon-ish wing coverts that make weak wing bars and buffy edges on tertials). The bird did have a slight yellowish wash on it's belly but it didn't come through in the pics (probably due to the light). These pics enlarge very nicely so double-click on each one for super close-up views. SeEtta
Yesterday when I got to my friend's to walk my dogs, I was delighted to see that an Eastern Phoebe had flown in and perched less than 20 feet in front of me providing a great photo opportunity. These are pics of that bird, a juvenile (see cinnamon-ish wing coverts that make weak wing bars and buffy edges on tertials). The bird did have a slight yellowish wash on it's belly but it didn't come through in the pics (probably due to the light). These pics enlarge very nicely so double-click on each one for super close-up views. SeEtta 
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