Robert Sage Moore

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Surprised it took me this long to get a picture of a Hoise Finch. This one is male, and they can be red, yellow, or orange. Females tend to be gray-brown overall.

Crazy fog this morning

Maybe its just me, but the sky seemed so gorgeous this day.

Bun

Took this the other day in the rain. Love the rain.

This single image absolutely shook my worldview.

Love the rain

Sniped a new one today. Gray Catbird. It mews like a cat when it feels threatened. They like low, thick cover, where they can safely eat buggies and fruit. (They especially like oranges!)

Squirrel video-bombed me while recording a bird! The pose reminds me of Spider-Man.

You know them, you might hate them, but I bet you don't mess with them haha. I learned recently that they have the nickname "chicken cobra" because they hiss and have long necks.

More pictures of male American Robins. The one was intrigued by me and let me get real close 😁

An American Robin looking to take advantage of the warmer weather. In the summer they'll eat wormies from your lawn, but in the winter they take to the trees in search of berries. Females of this species are more pale, so I suspect this one with its striking orange belly is a male.

I don't usually like "video game in real life" books, but Dungeon Crawler Carl slaps! The premise is absurd but the stakes are dead serious. And somehow the talking cat works. We love her. I wrote a short review on my website. Check it out! robertsagemoore.com/books/dungeo...

The common American Crow. These ones were enjoying some Mission BBQ right out of the dumpster! You'll find them all over, from urban to rural.

Rock Pigeons. You will see them everywhere in NYC, but did you know they use the Earth's magnetic fields to find their way around? 🧲 ...and they also can get nutrients from eating vomit 😅

I love scrolling through my feed and sharing photographers/digital artists/and painter's work. Trippy stuff, sketch-y styles, hyper fine detail work. Love it all! Credits (left to right): @jeffmihaly.bsky.social @artofseanmurphy.bsky.social @Hey_A_Cubed (twitter handle) @rionabuthello.bsky.social

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It was a far away shot, but I think these are European Starlings. Common but cool! Dark with white spots in the Winter (pictured), but they develop a green and purple sheen in the summer!

Squirrel that looked chunkier in person.

I need to make the bed, but Cashew looks so peaceful.

He's not a stray, but Peanut is wild.

The House Sparrows that frequent the bush outside my apartment.

Finally got a picture of one of our resident chipmunks