We were up early the morning of August 13, 2012, to do some birding while the temperatures were still low. Brad photographed a Cape Bunting, Emeriza capensis, as it scampered across a distant boulder. The species is characterized by a pale throat, grayish underparts, and cinnamon colored wings. The black and white striping on the head is distinctive. Temperatures on this partly cloudy morning were in the upper 60's.


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Date/Time 2012:12:02 12:36:56
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Date/Time Original 2012:08:13 07:35:03
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