These photos are from the Thanksgiving break I spent over in southern Navajo County, birding at Holbrook, Zeniff Rd., and the Show Low area while staying with my family in Heber. Recently while birding at Holbrook, I captured images of a coyote itching itself on the ground much like my parents' dog Eva does. Also some bird images at Holbrook and Zeniff Rd. northeast of Heber. While at home, we had a cliff chipmunk that we've named "Tweak" (after the South Park character), an Abert's squirrel, and birds visiting our feeders. Here are various photos:
coyote:
Wilson's Snipe at Golf Course Rd. wastewater ponds in Holbrook:
Red-tailed Hawk (a rufous morph, although you can't see the chest in these pics) at Zeniff Rd.:
American Kestrel at Zeniff Rd.:
"Tweak", the cliff chipmunk (Tamias dorsalis):
Abert's squirrel:
A female 'Slate-colored' Dark-eyed Junco (with 'Pink-sided' junco and male House Finch):
Pygmy Nuthatch:
Lewis's Woodpeckers at Woodland Lake Park in Pinetop-Lakeside:
Woodland Lake, which had a severely reduced water level (the lowest I've ever seen it):
The drainage below the dam at Woodland Lake:
Eva demanding a belly rub:
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