Out of brumation, and hopefully getting ready to entertain some lovely yeller ladies soon.
This young man is looking spiffy!
Nashoba, male C.collais/yellowhead
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PHEve / Eve
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Nashoba, yellow boy awake
PHEve
Mar 04, 2007 01:42 PM
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johne
Mar 04, 2007 03:37 PM
If I can I'm going to head out to photograph some wild yellowheads when I'm out in Colorado. I'll be there the last week in April and again the last week of Augut (I think). Anyone in the area that wants to meet up, don't hesitate to contact me.
John
kellybee
Mar 05, 2007 08:38 AM
Does that mean he is a hybrid Eastern/Auriceps?
Just curious because I wouldn't have known !! He looks a lot like a regular yellow head to me, though I'm no expert
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PHEve
Mar 05, 2007 08:54 AM
He's a genuine yellowhead 
thats what he looked like without being heated up yet, right out of brumation. He gets quite blue. He is from the Colorado/ Utah area. A younger guy.
Anyway they did away with the C.c aureceps, and grouped the yellers in the C. collaris group.
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PHEve / Eve
