The girlfriend gave me the National Geographic guide to North American birds and nifty new binoculars (!) for my birthday. Upon paging through the book, I realized I've never seen a shrike out here in Arizona, and they're allegedly all over the place. Have any of you Tucsonenses seen a local shrike? Am I looking in the wrong places? Please advise; I'm feeling inadequate as a birder.
Tuesday, September 04, 2007
Little Help Here?
The girlfriend gave me the National Geographic guide to North American birds and nifty new binoculars (!) for my birthday. Upon paging through the book, I realized I've never seen a shrike out here in Arizona, and they're allegedly all over the place. Have any of you Tucsonenses seen a local shrike? Am I looking in the wrong places? Please advise; I'm feeling inadequate as a birder.
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The old man says to check out the fenceposts in Cochise county. They are more common in the grasslands than in native desert, but are occasionally seen in the city. Good luck!
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