Fledgeling Blue-gray Gnatcatchers with parent Temescal Canyon Los Angeles-125

"Blue-gray Gnatcatchers, little gray birds with long tails and fussy sounds, are widespread in the United States and Mexico and the only gnatcatchers in eastern North America. In their brushy habitats they glean insects from plant foliage, sometimes while hovering, and may also sally forth from a perch to catch small prey in flight." Texas breeding Bird Atlas

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