Sedona Arizona birds (1 Viewer)

[sirijay]

Took these photos yesterday at Red Rock State Park near Sedona which is pretty much in North Central AZ. Reason for location specifics is because I am uncertain about the birds' distributions.

Is the Jay a Woodhouse's Scrub Jay?
Is the Sparrow a Rufous-winged?
No idea about the Titmouse - but think its a Juniper

Thanks much for your help.

 

[KenM]

Took these photos yesterday at Red Rock State Park near Sedona which is pretty much in North Central AZ. Reason for location specifics is because I am uncertain about the birds' distributions.

Is the Jay a Woodhouse's Scrub Jay?
Is the Sparrow a Rufous-winged?
No idea about the Titmouse - but think its a Juniper

Thanks much for your help.

....If you can supply the images. :t:

 

[sirijay]

Sorry about that.

 

[KenM]

I think you'll need some local input Ann, however from where I'm sitting you appear to have called them all correct (I understand that Woodhouse's Scrub jay, is quite tame, and can be found on bird tables/feeders).

Cheers

 

[Larry Sweetland]

Agree with the jay and titmouse. Think the sparrow's White-crowned

 

[Birdbrain22]

Yes.. the sparrow is an immature White-crowned.

 

[sirijay]

Thanks all.
There were a large number of White-crowned Sparrows around - adults. So I guess the juveniles make sense.

 

[The Bird Nuts]

Thanks all.
There were a large number of White-crowned Sparrows around - adults. So I guess the juveniles make sense.

It's actually an immature White-crowned, as Birdbrain22 said, and not a juvenile. Juveniles are heavily streaked.