Since we moved here in June of last year, we have taken hundreds of pictures of the various birds that like to inhabit our backyard from time to time. As I have reduced this to just one picture of each species, I thought you might like to hang out with them for a few minutes. (That, and the fact that I have totally dried up for blog topics……).
I’ve posted a few extra of our bluebird couple. You’ll see that first the male comes to feed and then the female. Then both come and feed each other. The female is really only blue during flight. The male is bright blue all the time. Typical male, always wanting to be the center of attention.
Enjoy. (Click on first picture then advance slides)
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You country folk have all the luck having bird visitors. We city folk are birdless. Wish we had your yard.
I wish this thing worked for me. I’m a big bird fan as you know. Dianne
Lovely photos Al, I bet you are enjoying life there!
Lovely photos, Mr. Audubon! How wonderful that retirement means you now have time to stop and smell the bird sh*t.
LOL. Didn’t I mention in the post? I sit there with a camera AND a shotgun. After the picture……BLAM!! Yes, retirement has its perks.
Looks like two lovebirds……just like you and Patty 🙂
Awwww….(you’re right).
You have quite a variety of visitors. I see the pigeons found you. 🙂
I have one picture of about a half dozen of them all crowding on to that platform feeder in a rainstorm. I’ll send it to you by email.
How’s the grandma business coming? It’s a tough job but someone has to do it, right?
Great pictures! What is the bird that is on the hanging bird feeder?
Hi Kristin. I think you are talking about the yellow finch. The males become bright yellow in the warmer months but during the winter they fade in color and look more like the female.
Still trying to stay organized in my life. It’s a challenge!
I don’t believe it, I know deep down you are a closet organizer.
🙂
Very nice bird photos, Al. On behalf of all Canadians, please accept our invitation to keep the Canada Geese at your place of residence.
Would it be OK if I just mailed their poop back?