Jay's Bird Barn - Bringing Wild Birds to Your Backyard

 

 

Bird Barn Photo Gallery

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Cedar Waxwings   [2 pictures]
The Cedar Waxwing (Bombycilla cedrorum) is a frugivorous (fruit eating) medium-sized songbird with black mask and crested head.
Doves and Pigeons
Doves and Pigeons are often found in small groups and enjoy ground feeding or on seed feeders.
Ducks
Dabbling and diving ducks are normally near ponds, streams, rivers and lakes for their food sources.
Finches
Finches are passerine birds that enjoy seed-feeding and often have beautiful songs.
Goldfinches
The Goldfinch is frequently found in weedy fields and visiting thistle feeders.
Grosbeaks
Boldly colored males are a treat to watch at feeders and become a favorite bird.
Jays Crows and Allies
The Prescott Jays are mostly blue, while the crows are black. They feed mainly on seed and nuts, and the Scrub Jay loves peanut suet.
Raptors
The Raptor, with curved beak and sharp talons may soar for long distances in search of food.
Sparrows
These ground dwellers have short, concial bills and feed on seeds in winter while hopping and scratching with both feet.
TESTING   [1 picture]
Tanagers Cardinals and Allies
Tanagers are small to medium sized colorful birds with their bill shape being based on their foraging habits.
Warblers Thrushes and Allies
This group includes the American Dipper, Old World warblers, and gnatcatchers, kinglets, and thrushes.
Woodpeckers
Woodpeckers of the Prescott Area cling to trees with the tail supporting the body and chisel-like bills for uncovering insects in the bark of trees.