Eight bird pics from this morning, very early.

1 of 8. Sleepy looking HB.

2 of 8.
Another.

3 of 8. Wing stretch.

Oh, my - but he's handsome ! Thanks

4 of 8. Early Mourning Dove.

Thanks, Mahnot.

5 of 8. Smug looking.

6 of 8. Early morning Jay.

7 of 8. Decisions, decisions.

ha ha ha - the dove looks like she's got her
makeup on for a night out on the town.
Wonderful photos. Thanks, trois.

8 of 8. A little set discussion, mine or yours?

Well, Mahnot, the breeding season is over. Time for a party!

Wonderful pics trois!!

ha ha ha - that's so sweet. I know how I felt when the
last one finally moved out on their own, LOL.

Thanks, pelletory and Mahnot.

9 of 8. Somehow I forgot this one earlier.

A long, long drink.

Great shooting, trois!

Thanks tigerlily.

Yes, nice pics trois!

Thanks, Grandmaggie. They seem to have left the area for some reason. I haven't seen one today.

Precious pics Trois! I'm going to miss these little guys.


debnes

Thanks, debnes. They seem to be gone already.

Trois...I think more will come after this frontal system goes through. The ones that were in the south seem to be taking advantage of the wind currents. Others from further north will be stopping by for nourishment after the front.

I think so too Frank, I am way north of Trois and I see them out there frolicking today still.

Debnes

This message was edited Sep 11, 2007 1:27 PM

Definitely, I still have them up here. :-)

THERE IS A FRONT SOMEWHERE?

Well Trois, Today it was so nice, the coolest day in a long time. I drove my SIL to Granberry and drove back alone just as the sun was setting. The birds were flying in flocks and dipping down into the fields in sheets of silk. I don't think it got out of the 70*s.

It was a wonderful reprieve.

That does sound nice debnes! We're about to go into those type of temps this week.

Pelle,
Before I get all excited I have to remember, this is Texas.. Things can change back and forth before were officially into fall. I do love this time of year. NJ can be like that too from what I remember.

I could see the cool front stalled about 15 miles North of us. That is normal for here.