Seal of approval. The new Squirrel Buster bird feeder received the Downy Woodpecker seal of approval. Share this:TwitterFacebookEmailLinkedInPinterestLike this:Like Loading...
Tidbit. First weekend of Project FeederWatch. A Red-breasted Nuthatch grabs a tidbit, a shelled sunflower seed, from a feeder. Share this:TwitterFacebookEmailLinkedInPinterestLike this:Like Loading...
A House Finch visits the hopper feeder; both are highlighted by the evening sun. Share this:TwitterFacebookEmailLinkedInPinterestLike this:Like Loading...
Had the better angle. Faye had the better angle to capture this Rose-breasted Grosbeak waiting to approach one of our feeders. Share this:TwitterFacebookEmailLinkedInPinterestLike this:Like Loading...
Clings. A molting American Goldfinch clings to the nyger seed feeder. ch Share this:TwitterFacebookEmailLinkedInPinterestLike this:Like Loading...
Incoming! Although the buffet was crowded there was room for one more. Incoming! Share this:TwitterFacebookEmailLinkedInPinterestLike this:Like Loading...
Found it. It has been a cold and very dry January. Open water has been a scarce resource for the songbirds that we feed. The heated bird bath failed. I bought and put out a new one, and the American Goldfinches found it within fifteen minutes. Share this:TwitterFacebookEmailLinkedInPinterestLike this:Like Loading...
Handsome. I feed songbirds year round, though less diligently from late spring through autumn. This handsome House Sparrow visited yesterday for some sunflower seed. Share this:TwitterFacebookEmailLinkedInPinterestLike this:Like Loading...
Peaceably An American Goldfinch and a Pine Siskin peaceably share drinking from the bird bath. Share this:TwitterFacebookEmailLinkedInPinterestLike this:Like Loading...