Salpinctes obsoletus

Rock Wren

grrlscientist | June 11, 2008

tags: Rock Wren, Salpinctes obsoletus, birds, nature, Image of the Day My good friend, Dave Rintoul, has just returned from a much-deserved vacation camping in the Chiricahuas and Gila Wilderness area and sent a couple images to share with you. Rock Wren, Salpinctes obsoletus, in Chaco Canyon. Image: Dave Rintoul, June 2008 [larger view].

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