Three Rose-breasted Grosbeaks contested space at a feeder this afternoon. I have never seen more than one at a time this year as well as past years.
A crowd.
Tag: bird feeding
Cheerful event.
The first sighting this year of a Rose-breasted Grosbeak, on a not-bad day for March, was a cheerful event.
Perches.
An American Goldfinch perches on the shepherd’s crook which supports two bird feeders below it.
Adjust.
I relocated the feeder mentioned in the previous post in an effort to make it more difficult for squirrels to get at. This Blue Jay adjusted to the new setup in no time at all.
songbird
Gleaned.
These Downy Woodpeckers gleaned every last reachable bit from the feeder before I could refill it.
Flits.
A Pine Siskin flits away from the heated bird bath/watering trough.
I hope that you, my dear reader, are safe and healthy. I wish you a belated Merry Christmas. Thank you very much for making time out of your life to visit.
Amusing.
Chickadees are such amusing little sprites. I had not seen them at my feeders for years, and am very pleased that a pair has seen fit to visit.
First.
Today was the first day I have seen an Evening Grosbeak. In addition to these two at one of my sunflower feeders and a House Finch that tried to move in, nine more Grosbeaks foraged elsewhere.
Flits.
A chickadee flits away from the feeder.
Looks.
A House Finch looks to make sure the coast is clear before going to the feeder.
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