Wow..that last one went by quick. Which is funny since we are all saying it is slow right now and not much going on! We came from here http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/917843/#top
I am just mesmerized with the Cedar Waxwings. For me, they are truely one of the most beautiful birds that I have ever seen.
So here are a few recent shots from this week...
this is from a couple days back. I just love watching flying and out of where they are eating. They come and go so fast!
They look so pretty with berries
On a neighbors roof!!
from this morning..
WOW! I only get to see them for a couple of days in the spring.
Nice pics nanny! Thanks for starting the new thread!
beautiful.
Just spotted the first Dark-eyed Junco today in my yard.
Grandmaggie might be interested in this. I just bought a new book today called
Natural Pathways of New Jersey. It has all types of places you can go to bird watch. So many right around me that I never knew of before.
Big silly crow eating corn in the back yard!
Gold Finch on the corn cob holder...think it was reminding me??? lol
Looks interesting Pelle. I see Barnes and Nobles has it. I will check it out. Thanks, GM
Still have Robins around.
wow, that's pretty
Sandhill Cranes flew over this morning.
2nd shot of Cranes.
Indigo Bunting (male).
Indigo Buntings (male and female).
Blue Jay.
A few more Mockingbird pics.
2nd pic.
Last pic.
Nice shots of the Sandhill Cranes! I would love to see them.
Pine Siskin
Lovely portrait!
Pine Siskin-Goldfinch and Dark-eyed Junco.
About eight miles up stream from here the Starling are gathering. This pic shows about one third of the flock. Luckily they don't show up around here.
Very nice pics adel!
A bird for Resin and Wallaby
House Finch & Goldfinch at the feeder
Had the same experience this morning with the Starlings, they have gathered by the hundreds, unfortunately they do stay here overwinter. They are a pain at the feeders.
This too is just a small portion.
female Northern Cardinal with what looks like a peanut half.
LOL...pelle!!
The Red-bellied Woodpeckers are coming more to the suet feeders again. I am wondering if the ones I had over the last year are gone, as these all seem like new birds. As if they don't know where the types of feeders are and have to learn them.
Thanks Nanny for the new thread, Enjoy seeing your Waxwings.
GP great shot of the Cranes, BlueJay and Mockingbird.
Got the name of yours Pelle for Resin And Wallaby, British Airways. New one for you?:))
The Blue Jays still come around.
A Happy jumping Goldfinch.
I have a happy Dark-eyed junco to go with you GF burn!
Taken in the shade, kinda dark, is a Robin. This have strip the big Mountain ash tree in the neighbors yard, of their berries.
another House Finch
Aww Nanny, he seem to be soaking in the warm sun, no wonder he's happy.
Robins love Mountain Ash.
Nanny what kind of berry bush is the Cedar Waxwing eating from? Is it a Cardinal Candy Viburnum? Just curious.
