I didn’t take pictures today. When I was ready to shoot, the birds were off in the boughs of trees. Sleeping, I presume. They probably had a later dinner, but I was tired and I have a lot of pictures already taken. This is a sort of “best of birds” from the past week.
Diving Chickadee
Chickadee and Goldfinch
Welcome Blue Jay!
A pair of Mourning Doves
So today, just pictures. Tomorrow is a feeder filling day. Which may mean I can shoot — or not. It depends on how terrified they are when we fill the feeder. Thursday I’ve got my cardiologist and that’s just outside of Boston so I won’t be doing much that day.
And we are supposedly getting snow Friday and Saturday. So we’ll so how the rest of the week goes.
We had a four-legged bird eating out of the bird feeder!! Ha 🐿
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With a big furry tail? We have those birds too!
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😂😂😂
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How often do you fill the feeder, Marilyn?
Leslie
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Every 3 or 4 days. Mostly, every third day because be then, they’ve eaten all the good stuff. But we have a really big feeder AND a lot of birds.
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🙂
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Such an amazing variety of birds. So gorgeous.
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I met a new one today and he will be “up” tomorrow! A Golden Fronted Woodpecker!
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I can’t wait! Hope your able to capture him that would be awesome!
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All the best. Lovely pictures
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Thanks. I took a bunch today, so I suppose they will get posted during the week.
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Always a pleasure to see your pictures.
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I took a bunch more early this morning because the oil truck woke us up. Supposed to snow tomorrow (a lot maybe) so I guess they wanted to get everyone filled in advance of the weather. I was not expecting them so soon — they were here just three weeks ago so we couldn’t have been more than quarter of a tank down … but the temps also dropping, so there’s that.
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Well they are performing their duty very well 👍
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I have to shoot around lunchtime which seems to be bird time here and then I am busy cooking
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Early in the morning, lunchtime, and right before sunset here. And it depends on which birds. My best time is late afternoon, but if I want woodpeckers, it has to be late breakfast — brunch time.
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