On the weekends I am up early filling my bird feeders and always hoping to see a new yard bird. This morning I was looking out and saw my first of the year Juncos. The Dark Eyed Juncos are my winter birds along with the White Throated Sparrows. So this morning my yardbirds were the Juncos, WT SParrows, Titmouse, Bluejays, Cardinals, White Breasted Nuthatch, Red Breasted Nuthatch, Crows, Carolina Chickadees and across my driveway in the woods are a group of Turkey Vultures.
female Cardinal
American Goldfinch
Mourning Dove
I am sharing my backyard bird with Misty Dawn's Camera Critters. Thanks to Misty for hosting this cute critter meme and thank you fro stopping by to see my post.
Nice shots! I especially love your jay. We don't get them very often at our house.
ReplyDeleteHi Eileen :9
ReplyDeleteamo tutte queste foto, ma la mia preferita è quella dello scoiattolo.
Bellissima !!!
Buona giornata :))
Myriam
You have some great shots of your feeder! We get all of those down here, except I don't believe our finch is a gold finch, but I'm not sure what kind it is. You squirrel looks like ours though. That is the most popular on my feeders. We don't get our acorns until later in the year.
ReplyDeleteSquirrels sure do try to pose as yard birds, don't they? My sister-in-law spent years trying to keep them from her bird feeders, but I think they're cute.
ReplyDeleteYour birds are beautiful today, Eileen. Thanks for sharing them with us!
-- Kay
Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
nice shots. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat photos Eileen. I'm off to stock up on my birdseed this morning. Can't keep my babies out of food for long. Of course, they never go hungry. As I look across the yards I see many bird feeders up and full so I don't feel so bad :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots of your feathered and furry friends! It's a lot of fun to see who comes to visit the buffet.
ReplyDeleteMy very favorite backyard bird is the squirrley one in the last shot. LOL
ReplyDeleteRegarding you comment on my blog---The North Cascades are gorgeous and I followed your travels when you were here. I am glad you enjoyed. MB
Love that squirrel.
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What delightful visitors you get!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing. I love watching birds and your post will get me motivated to start filling my feeders again.
ReplyDeleteCindy
We love filling our feeders on weekends too. And guess what! Here in Ontario we also saw our first dark-eyed juncos of the season. I'm hoping it's going to be a great year for winter birds.
ReplyDeletepretty birds. i love watching birds
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Those birds are so cute and that little rascal squirrel is adorable. They are always eating - it's amazing.
ReplyDeleteThey are cute little birds and so many different ones visit you.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots of your backyard birds! Of course here the Junco is a summer bird, along with several other of your winter birds.
ReplyDeleteHi, Eileen!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful creatures. Great shots.
No feathers on that last bird, but if like the ones I have, eats more than a bird's share of the seeds!!
ReplyDeleteWow what a great collection to see out in the garden. Jackie in Surrey, UK.
ReplyDeleteLove both the birds and squirrel.
ReplyDeletegreat shot!
ReplyDeleteI get the juncos, crows, and red-breasted nuthatches, but any of those other species would sure be a thrill at my feeders out here in the west! ;)
ReplyDeleteGreat shots! I love the picture at the beginning of your site too--very beautiful. :)
ReplyDeleteeXCELLENT CAPTURES.
ReplyDeleteThese are sweet precious birds- nice variety and close ups are terrific! The squirrel is adorable..love your friends Eileen!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures of your backyard birds, Eileen... I still have alot at my feeders ---and they all seem busy, getting ready for winter...
ReplyDeleteOur Bluejays are gone for now... Don't know where they go in winter--but they always leave and then come back in Spring.....?????
Your little female Cardinal looks just like mine!!!!! Maybe they are cousins... ha ha
Hugs,
Betsy