Bird field guideBird identification [A-B]
Bird identification [C-D]
Bird identification [E-F]
Bird identification [G-H]
Bird identification [I-J]
Bird identification [K-L]
Bird identification [M-N]
Bird identification [O-P]
Oriole, Audubon bird pictures
Oriole, Baltimore bird pictures
Oriole, Hooded bird pictures
Oriole, Orchard bird pictures
Oriole, Scott bird pictures
Oven-bird bird pictures
Paraque, Merrill bird pictures
Paroquet, Carolina bird pictures
Parrot, Sea bird pictures
Pelican, California Brown bird pictures
Pelican, White bird pictures
Petrel, Ashy bird pictures
Petrel, Black bird pictures
Petrel, Fisher bird picture
Petrel, Fork-tailed bird pictures
Petrel, Guadalupe bird pictures
Petrel, Kaeding bird pictures
Petrel, Leach bird pictures
Petrel, Least bird pictures<
Pewee, Wood bird pictures
Phalarope, Nothern bird pictures
Phalarope, Wilson bird pictures
Phalorpe, Red bird pictures
Phoebe bird pictures
Pintail bird pictures
Pipit, American bird pictures
Pipit, Sprague bird pictures
Poor-Will bird pictures
Poor-Will, Whip bird pictures
Puffin, Horned bird pictures
Bird identification [Q-R]
Bird identification [S-T]
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Bird identification [W-X]
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Bird watching diary
Petrel, Least bird pictures
LEAST PETREL103. Halocyptena microsoma. 5 1/2 inches.
This is the smallest of the family. Their plumage is entirely dark sooty.
Nest.-They have been found breeding on the islands of Lower California, and they probably do on others farther south.
The single egg of this bird is white with a wreath of tiny brown specks about the larger end.