I'm used to watching the red-eye vireos shagging berries.

I'm not used to seeing a pair sitting together. Siblings? Who knows. Anyone's guess.


Yes, they're really red-eyed.

Movement caught my eyes. I had no idea what this was. Took lots of pictures to ID bird later on. Oh my, a first for me, the blue headed vireo. It had caught a bee and was dining.
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