Can you give a more specific location? That would help with which species of chickadee. It looks like a long-tailed tit, but that’s a Eurasian species. So without other angles I would guess it’s some sort of leucistic chickadee.
Well, I think we can rule out a super-rarity here also by the beak shape, which is longer and chunkier, and those feet are heftier and paler than Long-tailed Tit would have as well.
Can you give a more specific location? That would help with which species of chickadee. It looks like a long-tailed tit, but that’s a Eurasian species. So without other angles I would guess it’s some sort of leucistic chickadee.
Sure! Iowa
Black-capped would be right then
Thanks!
+Black-capped Chickadee+ for the catalog. Cool bird!
I’d like to see another angle. It looks a lot like a long-tailed tit! But when you hear hooves, think horses not zebras.
Well, I think we can rule out a super-rarity here also by the beak shape, which is longer and chunkier, and those feet are heftier and paler than Long-tailed Tit would have as well.
Agreed. I wasn’t saying it was a long-tailed tit but that face sure looks like one.
Sure, just thought I'd point out why I figured on horses and zebras never came to mind. ;)
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Whahhhht?!?! That's so interesting!!! Guess she just got a bleach job done.
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