Daily Pics #260

I had just about given up until I found out where they are hangin' out this year....

a pair...not a great shot tho.

This Robin was hanging out with them.

I love waxwings but have not seen them here & that is 30 years.

Great shots guys!

Duc, Love the Titmouse photo!

Great shots, everyone ......

Met, might fine King Rail shots .......

Nice eagle shots, duc.

Here's a Cedar Waxwing eating a berry.

Thanks Lithicum

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Neighbors tree filled with Robins.

Caught three ducks passing by.

Grackle on antenna.

Turkey Vulture. As you can see, most of the day it was very overcast here.

I kept hearing the Pileated Woodpecker, and finally spotted it across the street.

Wish it would have come closer.

This time the tree is full of Grackles.

Robin in flight.

Female Cardinal.

Cowbird.

Great Photo's Everyone! Well I got one of the bird's I was wanting to see as a new visitor to the feeder's. Though only briefly a Red-breasted Nuthatch was on the suet log and I managed to get a picture after he flew into my fir tree.

Junco

A Downy with the tail spread.

House Sparrow

I named my Red-belly Elvis. :|

A Cooper's Hawk

A Red-tailed Hawk

Some heavy fog at daybreak.

OOO Burd, congrats. I suggest putting some shelled peanuts out for that little nuthatch. That's what mine was loving.

Great-tailed Grackle. Photos taken in Tucson Az

2nd photo

last photo

one more

Thx Mrs_Ed , I will be watching for him, I lost one of my W-b Nuthatch's the other day, it smacked into a chair, but I noticed this morning another one has arrived to take it's place. :) Nice shots Met!

Nice ones Burd and Met!

DH thought he saw a RB nuthatch the other day but I think he may have just been mistaken. I have tried to train him and he is better then he used to be but......you know.

We have a bit of cloud cover today so will have to see what I can find. More rain is on the way along with colder weather...just in time for the holiday!

Went to a local farm and here's what I saw.

Northern Cardinal at a lantern feeder.

Hack

These guys kept running away from me

Then they tried to hide

Tufted Titmouse

Hack

Carolina Chickadee

Hack

Sorry, can't see this one that well because of the chicken wire, but is this some type of pheasant?

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