DAILY PICS VOL. 120

Heres the new thread. I'll start with an American Robin.

Heres a Red-tailed Hawk from yesterday.

Nice shots Pelle!

Very nice pictures Pelle. I see Robins only rarely around here and I wish I saw them more often. Thanks for starting the new thread.

Great shots Pelle..Love that bif of the Red-tailed! Thanks for the new thread!!

I was so happy to finally spot a Tufted Titmouse at the feeding dish. They seem to have been missing all spring!

The American Goldfinches are not as plentiful as they were but still several at the feeders! Here is a female.

and a handsome male.

one more Goldfinch...

I love seeing the Indigo Buntings...here is a male.

Beautiful shots Rose!

another shot of him...finally a tree shot!

Thanks Pelle!

The Cardinals have found the new feeder stand...

Great start pelle, thanks!

Some of our titmouse leave, but a few do hang around all summerand I assume have been nesting. They have satred to appear sporadically. I have missed them too!

This Blue Jay looked like it had just taken a bath...

Cute TT shot Nanny!!

one more of the BJ

Not the best pic but finally saw a White-breasted Nuthatch.

Nice shots, Pelle. What a proud stance the Robin has.

Rose, you'd never need to take a trip. You've got enough colour in your birds for your own psychedelic experience.

Didn't mean to cross post there with you rose! Great shots..as usual!

Not sur on this one...Maybe a female Indigo Bunting???

REALLY BAD PIC! Male Indigo Bunting and who???

Not a problem Nanny and thanks! Wish I could help on the ID but I'm clueless! :0)

Margaret...Here's a male Common Grackle for you...they love to strut around the yard!

Here's a Juvie Common Grackle on the new feeding tower in the bottom water saucer.

Soooo many blackbirds...Red-winged, Grackles and Brown-headed Cowbirds!!

This is a Juvie Mourning Dove!

and here is the juvie with an adult...

Thanks for the Grackle, Rose. What a shot of three different species together. How often does that happen?

You're welcome Margaret...it is common in my yard to have all three together! That is one of the reasons I have lots of feeders spread out and also feeders that the larger birds can't eat from.

Woohoo! Look what was just outside in my backyard.

A Baltimore Oriole!!!

Can you hear me now?

(Steller's Jay)

I love that baltimore Oriol,e, dying to see one, we are driving north to Niagara in August so I hope I will be able to see many more types of birds - meanwhile at home.

not forgetting...

hi turkey

Great pics everyone!

Congratulations Nanny and Pelle!!

Nice pics guys!

Heres one of the House Wren parents taking care of the babies which I can now hear chirping. (2 pics)

#2

male Cardinal

Pelletory, Dellrose...very nice pics, I especially love the hawk pic...not an easy shot. There are so many birds that looks familiar or closely resembling...It would be interesting with time to figure out which I can snap, that migrates, which is local, but similar, etc. Its an interesting prospect....for me at least. I love looking through your pics..

Thanks Little. This afternoon there were 2 Red-tailed Hawks flying around together. They were quite far away so this was the best I could do.

Pelletory - i just ""shake"" my head...I love raptors. We only see a few here were I live...toooooooo flat. From time to time I see the smaller, but real impressive ones, pretty scarce here....majestical birds.

Where are my hawks I wonder? I had a frontroom window full of Turkey Vulure earlyier today scared the heck out of me!! Wish I would have had the camera in here! Talk about close up....

Thanks Resin I was figuring it was couple just an odd angle and really bad focus.

Pelle congrats on the Oriole!

This are the adult Bluebirds before the got busy on their next brood. Haven't seen them since.