Well, hello
Eastern Bluebirds: these guys never come to the feeders. I guess the recent cold has made their usual food hard to find. The four of them chowed down for quite a while. Hope they come back.
The water they come to often. Here with a Mourning Dove and a female Northern Cardinal
A repurposed jelly/fruit feeder. The only birds who ever came for the jelly were migrating Rose-breasted Grosbeaks; the rest of the summer I hang a hummingbird feeder here.
I love how she's holding on with one toetip
Sharing with a Downy Woodpecker and getting stinkeye from an American Goldfinch
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At 1:17 PM, February 03, 2019
Kathie had this to say...
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At 11:01 AM, February 07, 2019
Mark P had this to say...
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At 1:44 PM, February 16, 2019
Kathie had this to say...
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<-- Older Post ^ Home Newer Post -->Thanks, I've never seen a bluebird (excerpt in photos) -- you're so lucky! The Polar Vortex must've been hard on birds and other outdoor creatures. Now it's supposed to reach near 60F today and tomorrow (so maybe Punxsutawney Phil WAS right!).
We see lots of crows but not many other birds. I have seen bluebirds around here, but not very often at all. We might get more if we put out feeders, but with five cats, including one true killer, that's not going to happen.
Are you participating in this year's Great Backyard Bird Count? Let us know what you see.
https://www.npr.org/2019/02/16/695270148/talkin-birds-the-great-backyard-bird-count
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