My parent became birders in the autumn of their years and it seems I am following suit.
Peanuts for the blue jays,
birdseed for chickadees, juncos, and sparrows.
Here and there a woodpecker.
Come and play ABC Wednesday with us here.
A Notable November Monday Morning Mish-Mash.
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Wow, Martha. That final shot of the woodpecker is amazing! I do love birds. Someday I will take up birding, I think. Thanks! Amy
ReplyDeleteThank you, Amy. I am blessed with a tree not too far outside my window and a host of beautiful birds. Birding is rather fun.
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Great bird photos, and I love your cat!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much.
DeleteThat cat is Naughty Too. His brother's name is The Naughty One.
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Wonerful, i just love birds !
ReplyDeleteNice choice and beautiful photo's
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They are cheery little creatures, aren't they?
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Thank you, Dee Dee.
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Great shots and I've seen many birders out with their telephoto lenses while I've been out shooting nature.
ReplyDeleteLeslie
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A long lens is a must for catching bird photos. They are just too quick to take off otherwise.
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I love how you captured the woodpecker in flight.
ReplyDeleteI really like watching the birds but don't put food out for them. it draws too many "pests". Maybe if we had the kind of winters you do, I would be a little more generous with the feeders.
We have a few "pests" too, but I like watching them too, providing they are squirrels.
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birding teaches patience, something I learn such one of these days
ReplyDeleteI do struggle in the patience area. Having a big tree right outside my living room window helps.
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I'm really bad at identifying birds, other than a handful of males, such as cardinals and blue jays. I know THEM from baseball teams!
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I know the feeling, Roger. I'm learning them a few at a time.
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