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I have seen this flash of white several times as I drive along some of the back roads, but either I don't have my camera with me or the birds have gone before I can get the camera out of the bag. Today I had better luck, at least of got a couple of shots off before they all few away. These seem to be female white snow buntings, obviously the males are off on a warmer holiday.