I had to share this picture from my recent climb of Oklahoma Mountain here in Colorado. But why would I post a photo of a pile of rocks? Look closer!!
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It’s a ptarmigan, my favorite Rocky Mountain ground bird! It’s amazing how well they blend in with the grey rocks in the summer and the white snow in the winter.
I see what appears to be a bird to the left the blue flower furthest to the left. What type of bird is it?
Ok am I blind, I’m not seeing anything. The little flower?