Pair of House finches - Eastern bluebird (male)
Today the feeders - filled yesterday, thank you Bob - are busy both in
the front garden and here in the back garden.
Note, many camellia blossoms were blasted by this week's below
freezing night temperatures, however the sweet garden birds 'soldier on'
and were out this morning by the dozens around breakfast time.
Chirping was ongoing - and the cat from new neighbors across the
street made a pass on the deck so we sent her running of course.
We are sad they feel it OK to allow this kitty to wander our busy
neighborhood, enough said!
I grabbed the real camera, flipped up the living room blinds and
managed a few photos of some of the birds to share with all you
bird lovers out there!
Carolina wren - House finch (male) - Northern Cardinal (female)
Pine siskin
Eastern bluebird (male)
Carolina wren - Northern cardinal
Eastern bluebird - House sparrow (male)
Northern cardinal - Pine Siskin
House finch (female)
Still hoping for a little snowfall, and that it sticks, come the weekend - I love
to get photos of the garden birds in the snow.
The bluebird is so pretty. Sadly I don't recognize very many birds except robins, sparrows and sea gulls. The latter, of course, can be quite obnoxious but I rather like them.
ReplyDeleteOur birds have been busy with feeders too. They love sunflower seeds.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots! Wishing you the snow you want.
ReplyDeleteDearest Mary,
ReplyDeleteWOW, what a lovely post! Just sitting here for a much needed break after deep cleaning our Rose Suite's bedroom.
This is incredible and such excellent photos as well.
You're lucky for having them nearby to observe them like this!
Thanks for sharing.
Hugs,
Mariette
In that case, just for you, I hope some snow arrives. (Not too much, though) Wonderful photos of the birds.
ReplyDeleteWow! Those are great photos and you got a nice variety showing up at the feeder! Thanks so much for sharing those with me!
ReplyDeleteLovely birds, and as always, great pictures!
ReplyDeleteOn my walk across sunlit (but cold) fields yesterday, I saw a heron and two or three falcons/kestrels, as well as the usual large number of black crows and jackdaws.
Dear Mary, Oh, I am so glad that bird season is back in your blog. I love them all.
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely pictures of your beautiful birds, including my favourite Cardinals and Blue birds. It is great that you can get the pictures through the window - and not startle the birds in the process! xx
ReplyDeleteHi Mary! Birds are all over my yard and at my feeders too! I know a winter storm is coming but we are only going to have rain. Those photos you took are amazing! I loved all of them. Just wonderful!! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteWow, that Eastern Bluebird! Great pictures...
ReplyDeleteLove from Titti
I haven't seen many kinds of birds come together. Thanks for sharing us.
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