Recently some pretty blackbirds have joined the visitors to our feeders. Red-winged blackbirds are said to be one of the most abundant native birds in North America but I really haven't seen that many.
March 14, 2013
Red-Winged Blackbird
Recently some pretty blackbirds have joined the visitors to our feeders. Red-winged blackbirds are said to be one of the most abundant native birds in North America but I really haven't seen that many.
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How lucky you are to be able to attract these gorgeous creatures to your feeder....:)
ReplyDeleteWhooo Hoooo that means spring is almost here. I hope anyway. We got snow again last night.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty bird!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty picture.
ReplyDeleteyou can surely have some of mine (hundreds over winter!)
ReplyDeleteA sure sign that spring has arrived where I live :) I call them Army Generals, with their trumpet sounds and the bright badges on their wings. Great picture!
ReplyDeleteWe get quite a few red winged blackbirds during the summer.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great portrait of the Red-Winged Blackbird. I've never seen any around our feeders, but I would sure like to.
ReplyDeleteA good shot of the red-wing!
ReplyDeleteI actually saw one at my feeder today so they're coming back here too.
Great shot! It's a pretty bird. We see them every once in a while here.
ReplyDeleteI love redwinged blackbirds! Beautiful photo!
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