We have a new community cat coming around, so we set up the video camera in prep for TNR. Here's some "and stuff" it caught! I love baby quail season in Arizona, but didn't expect the other guy. He's awfully cute, but won't help with the TNR...
This is a juvenile Costa’s hummingbird! The third picture really shows off the tan “buffy” edges on their first fledgling feathers, which is one of the big identifiers you’ve got a juvie. This little guy came back six times during the session, and was chilling almost every time.
Comfy babby with free food.
Just… look at this perfect little nugget, alert and peering around.
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The winning name, unveiled Thursday, is O:shad Ñu:kudam, which means “jaguar protector” in the O’odham language.
It’s pronounced OH-shahd NOO-KOO-dum, but you can call the cat OH-shahd for short.
“The return of jaguars to our land is a source of immense pride and profound hope,” said Austin Nunez, chairman of the tribe’s San Xavier District, in a written statement.
“Since time immemorial, the Tohono O’odham have shared our homelands with the jaguar. We are committed to working to ensure a safe and thriving future for O:shad and one day hope to see the return of a breeding population of jaguars to this region.”