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tamrock

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Last fall I found a baggie full of Piñon nuts from the trees in this area. Some are left, but they've all aged to much now. I saw these blue birds flying around and I'm not sure what they are? Guess I need to get a bird book if I'm planning on doing any bird watching?
 

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Looks like a Western Bluebird
They don't always have the orange chest.
 

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Looks similar to a piñon jay.
 
Looks similar to a piñon jay.
I think your correct on that from what I see online under Piñon Jay. I was thinking is was more of a Thrasher type family of bird, based on how it looked & acted. They sure were active little birds. Bird watching is fun!
 
Looks like a Western Bluebird
They don't always have the orange chest.
Not sure Packer??? They could be this western Blue Bird. They had the dark around their eyes and I didn't see any grayish ones as I'm thinking that's a female in your picture. I tried to get a shot of them in better light, but they were always moving. I was lucky to get this one as he was taking a break.
 
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Nice photographs! Thanks for sharing...
 

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