Waxwing arses
Starling
In good shape all things considered
So rare I never expect, nor recognise them
Where TF are the peanuts?
Chickadee nibbling on his last snack of the day
Not the last amaryllis of the season
Leaning on my shovel
Last to open
Crow on the fence corner
Nearly
Robin eating waxballs
Coreyhartfinch
Slowly opening
Yawning
Peak amaryllis
First siskin this winter
Neighbourhood robin
Dull day, truck's arse
"What is that human being doing?"
In the trees, in the sky, it has wings . . . ohh,…
Storm birds -- better than storm chips
On the deck
Hoppy
Post-snow service
Halfway through a thirty-cm snow fall
Talking pensions
Pine wahhbluh
Birders
I was looking for the living among the dead
Chickadee
Cold morning
Jupiter through the trees
Kitchen begonia
Blue tarp
Bloom opening and Christmas lights
The sword
Amaryllis opening
Visitor
J & J have a tidy yard
Trying in his way to be free
Not many warblers left in town
The night before last
Snowbird
Ganster for God
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And they're in
This winter we in the city have seen very few birds at our feeders. Long-time birders say the birds are too busy eating the good cone crop in the woods.
Today, after some freezing rain overnight, a flock of about forty goldfinches showed up at our feeders. The woods food must be depleted or glazed in.
Today, after some freezing rain overnight, a flock of about forty goldfinches showed up at our feeders. The woods food must be depleted or glazed in.
Fred Fouarge, Annemarie, William (Bill) Armstrong have particularly liked this photo
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