The photos of the Red-Winged Blackbird and Crow are fabulous. I didn't even know there is a bird named Juvenile Double-Crested Cormorant> I have learned so much about birds from you! Blessings and hugs!
what is the last one standing on, it's like he is trying to hold it down :) Right now we have blackbirds and Starlings coming to the suet and taking big chunks out, boy that makes me mad, especially when they drop half of it.
the hubs thinks it is a water aerator, laying on it's side, that no longer works. it is always in that position/always looks like that, whether or not a bird is on it!!
The photos of the Red-Winged Blackbird and Crow are fabulous. I didn't even know there is a bird named Juvenile Double-Crested Cormorant> I have learned so much about birds from you!
ReplyDeleteBlessings and hugs!
These are birds I see just about every day on the boardwalk. Love them.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures. It is hard getting good pictures of black birds, but you showed that it can be done.
ReplyDeleteYa, it's very true relay impressive content. Please share something on Manual Microtome. And again a very thanks for sharing this kind of post.
ReplyDeleteWe have lots of blackbirds, but rarely see crows which is weird. Someone is doing a bit of wing drying!
ReplyDeletewhat is the last one standing on, it's like he is trying to hold it down :)
ReplyDeleteRight now we have blackbirds and Starlings coming to the suet and taking big chunks out, boy that makes me mad, especially when they drop half of it.
the hubs thinks it is a water aerator, laying on it's side, that no longer works. it is always in that position/always looks like that, whether or not a bird is on it!!
DeleteMore great photos. I love catching up with your trips around the lake.
ReplyDeleteI too wondered what the last one was standing in, I've just read your explanation to Connie :)
ReplyDeleteGreat photographs Debbie.
All the best Jan