A White-breasted Nuthatch seems to consider the best way to help itself to this suet block.
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A White-breasted Nuthatch lets go and dives toward a bird feeder.
A House Sparrow keeps a watchful eye on me as it cracks open a sunflower seed.
Two House Sparrows poke among landscape rocks for sunflower seeds.
The goldfinches have gleaned many of the seeds out of this sunflower head in our front yard.
What I think is a juvenile American Bittern has been a difficult bird to capture, all summer long. I waited it out and finally photographed him waiting for small fish, or a frog, to wander close enough to be snatched up. It was a difficult shot – up-sun, with colours, glare, and a fence between us. I decided to take the shot, might get nothing better.
I got a good peek at an American Goldfinch visiting the nyger feeder.
When a thunderstorm approached recently, a number of Turkey Vultures took advantage of the gusty winds, soaring, wheeling, and skating across the sky. I derived a good deal of pleasure watching them.
If a Turkey Vulture can feel something like the human emotion of pleasure, each one must have felt it.
Large as they are, Turkey Vultures become insignificant motes when set against the background of All Things.
This Red-winged Blackbird closely watched me to ensure I did not approach too closely.
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