Daily Pics Vol. 125

Gardenpom, what a variety of nice shots!

I was asked to start a new thread. We came from here http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/876533/
Here is a sweet goldfinch...

Oops, I meant to type 125. Can I change it?

Catbird

Adolescent Spotted Towhee..( I think).

Hi bebop!! Nice start and thanks! I alway write it down figuring I will do that someday! lol

A Baltimore Oriole Waaaayyyy up on the pole...

An Eastern Kingbird waaayyyy up at the tippy top of the tree!

We have more White- breasted Nuthatche fledglings!

thanks for the new thread Bebop, even if it's says 124, instead of 125, I'll post pic anyway:)) lovely pictures.
Adel, your back!!! want to see more of your funny bird pics.
Nanny, Nice pic, of the fledgling.
Purple finch and yellow warbler.

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Female American goldfinch

Female purple finch? eating a flower bud.

Pine Siskens were really thirsty today.

Wonderful pics Bebop, Adel, Nanny and Burn!

Great shots of the Birds everyone!

Marilyn

this is a fledge Wood Thrush who actually startled me (instead of vissa versa...lol) these guys are LOUD and FAST when startled and I was actually shooting something else in that bush when I think we noticed each other at the same time, I nearly dropped my camera in a bed of poisen Ivy but caught it by one of the tabs on the side of the camera . What a hoot!! Oh how I love spring!!! (FYI..Pic is sideways)

Indigo Bunting that visits each spring, staying around for about a week. I was shocked at how briliant they actually are!

a male Rose Breasted Grosbeak

The better picture (hopefully ) of a male Rose Breasted Grosbeak

Great start to the new thread bebop!

Wonderful pics everyone!

It is a sweet Godfinch bebop, very pretty too.

BirdieBlue, you need a strap around your neck 'just in case', lol. I do that as a matter of rule now as I once flung my old camera to the brick path when the door stuck and jerked, I was in a hurry to get a pic! Luckily it only cracked the monitor glass at the corner.

Your Wood Thrush looks much like our Song Thrush, I keep disturbing a young one under my tree, it flies up to a 'perch' then looks at me for a while.

Another day on the edge of my compost bin, it must have been hiding in it.

The House Martins are getting well feathered, this I took 3 days ago. The nest has a hole in the side. Only two heads, don't know if there's more.

They look quite different to each other, I wonder if there's a boy and a girl.

Thanks for the new thread bebop and the beautiful start with those great pics!

Adel nice to have you back!

Nice pics everyone!

Still playing catch up so I hope I am not repeating myself with any of the following,

an Immature Indigo Bunting.

Goldfinch

same GF

another Indigo

Juvie Cardinal

Blue Jay

Male Cardinal

Thanks to Terry for correcting my goof. The title is now 125!
Dellrose, I just love the indigo bunting shots.

My question is how do all of you get so close? Or do you use lenses for this on a DSLR?

Red Wattlebird on Menzies Banksia. These birds, a large honey eater, are common around Perth. I took this shot this afternoon.

Still working through pics from a couple days back!! lol

Brown Thrasher trying to get suet

This one does this every day in the evening...I have been trying for weeks to get a shot of it! Never seen them do it before

I think the heat was causing everyone to be confused!

Juvie Oriole in the hanging tray!

Then it watched the Carolina Wren at the suet feeder...

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Gave it thought...but passed on it!

Love your song thrush Wallaby, I love to see them.

Here's an adorable robin among the rose petals at Alnwick Garden today.

Margaret, that wattlebird and it's flower are just so amazingly different from US scenes of birds. Thank you for posting!!! So glad you are here to share your world with us!! And then there is the sweety robin too!!

Nanny love seeing the thrasher and juvie oriole. I would be very pleased to see them.

Wow great shots everyone!

Rose, I love the Bunting and Cardinal pics!

Margaret, That Red Wattlebird shot is beautiful!

Nanny, Nice pics of the Carolina Wren!

kniphofia, Great pic of the Robin!