Well, it's Wild Bird Wednesday so I think some readers will want to see what birds look like. Thus the rest of today's pictures will be natural in appearance, starting with a bluejay.
I won't be filling my bird feeders much longer because I don't want to attract bears! I'll miss my little friends, like this house finch.
I think the bird in a tree is a blackbird. I zoomed in quite a bit before I could tell what he looked like. My eyes are not as strong as a zoom lens.
What's going on here?! My squirrel-proof bird feeder is not working properly!
There is a little plastic tab that broke off so the lid is loose. I wonder who broke it. Better go outside and take a look.
Squirrel proof! - they laugh!
ReplyDeleteVery annoying squirrel but also cute!! Love the house finch it is so pretty and nit I bird that i know. Have a good Easter, Diane
ReplyDeleteWhat a glamorous looking Cardinal, all sparkly. Squirrels are such a little pain. Adventurous little critters, funny to watch. I never thought of bears getting into bird feeders, I guess where you are, you do have to be careful about leaving things out.
ReplyDeleteYou and me. I've been taking shots of cardinals and jays for weeks trying to get that perfect capture. The squirrel in the bird feeder is a riot!
ReplyDeleteSquirrel proof? No such thing! They've got problem solving intelligence, those little devious cuties, and they'll break into a feeder given just enough time to figure out a solution.
ReplyDeleteHello Linda!:) Fantastic captures,...such sharp, cute, and beautiful images. The first Cardinal picture is pretty the way you have done it, but I'm not so sure about the black birds ID! Don't Blackbirds have yellow beaks! I hope you have a Happy Easter Linda.:)
ReplyDeleteOne of the greatest contradictory statements of all time is “squirrel proof feeder!”
ReplyDeleteThose squirrel shots made me laugh! They are so crafty.
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