Lately I haven't seen as many birds as I did when I was feeding them. All I'm feeding now is a hummingbird, and his visits are fleeting. If I sit outside with a camera, a bird will sometimes show up in the yard, especially a catbird or robin, but others too, like this blue jay.
The deer in the final picture was in Shenandoah National Park. It's standing in a patch of milkweed.
In Poland red squirrels are more common than grey ones.
ReplyDeleteGreat wildlife! All are terrific photos, but I was really dazzled with your finch portrait!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for coming by I'd Rather B Birdin this week and linking in!
Hello, you have a great variety of birds and photos. I love the Jay, Catbird, Robin and Goldfinch. Pretty shot of the deer! Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Enjoy your day, have a happy new week ahead! PS, thanks so much for the comment.
ReplyDelete...a nice collection, it's going to be a hot one here today.
ReplyDeleteWonderful wildlife photos. The goldfinch really stands out, he's so bright.
ReplyDeleteHello. Wonderful serie of photos. Beautiful birds. Photo of deer is artistic and lovely.
ReplyDeleteI agree, it is warmer here and the birds and insects are not so numerous. Have a good day Diane
ReplyDeleteCiekawe, ze teraz też karmisz ptaki! W Polsce raczej karmimy tylko zimą. To zmusza ptaki do jedzenia szkodników w ogrodzie. Tak zwalczyłam w tym roku mszyce, bo ptaki je bardzo szybko zjadły! Piękne zdjęcia - gratuluję!
ReplyDeleteThe goldfinch and deer photos are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSix lovely photographs, I enjoyed seeing them all :)
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
You make a good point that you don't see as many birds when it's hot, but also, they aren't as territorial when they are finished nesting, so they don't sing as much. We are seeing a few wrens in our yard as well as the standard robins, cardinals, and too many House Sparrows.
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The deer seems curious.
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