I just had to post these humorous pictures of the northern filckers that visit our yard. The finches and sparrows are having to wait in line and even share with them. I had no idea it could be done by such a big bird to feed from the small bird hoppers. Where there's a will, there's a way! haha I just love watching them.
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Well done. You take such beautiful bird pictures!
Super capture, Kahtleen...! I like your setup, too. Looks like you have lattice there for a wind breaker, for our fine feathered friends...Do you grow flowering vines there, too?
Wonderful! I didn't think a flicker would bother with the seeds in a feeder, but I guess he gets hungry enough that anything will do. Is your ground snow covered?
Quote from: JudyB on December 12, 2009, 12:45:36 AM
Well done. You take such beautiful bird pictures!
Thank you, Judy! :)
Quote from: juanital on December 12, 2009, 07:24:56 AM
Super capture, Kahtleen...! I like your setup, too. Looks like you have lattice there for a wind breaker, for our fine feathered friends...Do you grow flowering vines there, too?
Thanks, Juanital. I took these through out back window.
Yes, it's so beautiful in the spring and summer, too. I'll have to try to find a photo to post of a wider shot so you can see it.
Quote from: Jeanne Lee on December 12, 2009, 02:02:45 PM
Wonderful! I didn't think a flicker would bother with the seeds in a feeder, but I guess he gets hungry enough that anything will do. Is your ground snow covered?
Thank, Jeanne. :) I guess so. It's funny, now when they are on the feeder one of us just yells bottoms up and we know what they mean. :lol:
My ground was snow covered, but it has since melted. Praying for a white Christmas, though.
WOW, he sure does look big in the first photo compared to that Sparrow (don't know American birds). It's rather a comical shot, love the perspective. ;D
He has got amazing feathers though hasn't he!