Goldfinch
Junco and Mourning Dove
I took these pictures on Monday. There was a succession of birds visiting the railing of the deck as they waiting for a turn at the feeders. As the day wore on, the snow wore off.
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they're adorable. glad your snow melted. :)
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ReplyDeleteWow, where do you live? You have so many cute visitors! I envy you! I have only the annoying pigeons coming to my balcony.
ReplyDeletewilf, We are in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. We chose our current house because of the location: only 5 miles from a town that offers shopping, just a little farther from an interstate highway, in a subdivision bordered by farms on 2 sides, the Shenandoah River on another side, and mountains and national forest on the other side. Very convenient, peaceful, and offering plenty of beautiful things to see! We feel very fortunate.
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only common bird we have with you there is the dove. well common in my area that i know of.
ReplyDeleteI never tire of bird photos...
Beautiful selection of birds, you were definitely spoiled that day. Nice to see all my favourites living happily, thriving, in your part of the world too. Great photos!
ReplyDeleteReally great shots! Looks like it was a popular spot for the birds.
ReplyDeleteThese are great portraits of the birds. I'll bet they were glad when the snow was gone.
ReplyDeleteFamiliar faces, captured beautifully!!
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