Daily Bird Pics. Vol. #403

Good one of the Eastern Kingbird!

Great pictures everyone. I got way behind as had to go to see my Dr. that did the revision surgery on my left leg. I knew I wasn't walking quite like I should be. They finally measured my legs and the newly revised ( March 14) is 1/2 to 3/4 of inch longer than the other. Now I have to try to find some kind of insert to use with right leg for a year or so until they think I can't wait any longer for revision surgery on right leg.

I saw a couple of Cedar Waxwings in my Weeping Candied Apple Crabtree, this morning trying to eat some of the pretty dried up fruits left from last year. They have already eaten all of the Service berries.

I have not seen any Blue Birds in my yard at all this year. Don't know why as there are quite a lot of nests up. Probably because there are too many E. Sparrows.

It has been too cold and rainy for the quail. No young ones so far.

Donna

Thanks for the update Donna. Please be careful walking around.

Today I was underneath the apple tree in our backyard after filling the feeder. The Chickadee's brought their little ones into the tree and the juvenile voices are so sweet to listen to. We were all there for a few minutes till they headed out, such a wonderful experience for me.

Not very good but our first juvie White-breasted Nuthatch (top) came with this adult (bottom bird).

Great photos everyone!

This juvie Brewer's Blackbird was sure enjoying the bath.

ThisTree Swallow sure seems to enjoy the view from her birdhouse. She sits there most of the day, but I don't think she's got a brood yet. The funny part is that she makes her mate sit out on the power lines to guard her.

Congrats on seeing the juvie Nuthatch nanny!

Sweet shot of the Swallow duc!


*** When this thread gets closer to it's end Ducbucin will be starting the new thread***

I'll add a couple, to bring it closer. Laughing Turtledove in the backyard.

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Rutholive. I find that a simple Dr. sholes right heel insert does the trick for me.

Beautiful Margaret!

A Wood Stork has been seen in Cape May!

Thanks everyone.
Duc Love the Tree Swallows nest, they found a nice home to raise their young!
Margaret, the finch with a bung leg. I did try to take a picture, for a closer look at it, but he didn't turn on that side. I saw him again today, The feeder was empty and he didn't stick around. But will be keeping an eye on him. Nice Doves.

All in the family.

Thank you Margaret for adding the adorable turtledoves. I can't believe we went a whole day without an addition to the pictures. Guess everyone is out birdwatching.

Pelle, that's great news on the wood stork. Hope you get out to see it.

I have to leave early in the morning so better start the new thread now. Please post your new photos in Vol. 404
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