Goofy Grackles
Some fun pics from these two goofy Grackles who visited my Bird Buddy feeder.
Explore the Beauty of Our Garden’s Flowers
Some of the beautiful flowers in our garden.
A delightful pair of Downy Woodpeckers stopped by for dinner today.
Bees were in our vibrant wildflower garden, collecting pollen from the fragrant lavender plants
🌈✨ Check out this stunning Grackle flaunting its iridescent feathers! Not just black, but shimmering shades of blue and purple. Nature’s beauty never ceases to amaze! 💜💙
Party Time 🎉
It’s party time! Two Chickadees and a Woodpecker are getting their snack attack on at my suet feeder.
Romance?
Is this a romance or a rivalry? 💘🏆💔
My suet feeder has been getting a lot of action. I’m seeing several birds on it at once. Here, a Grey Catbird and a Downy Woodpecker are sharing.
Suet Junkie
The Downy Woodpecker has turned into a suet junkie, always coming back for another fix
Very cool 📸 of a Brown Thrasher flapping his wings at my suet feeder! 🐦💛🌞
This marks the first appearance of a feathered visitor at my Bird Buddy birdbath. Notably, it is also the first Robin to be captured by one of my BB cameras. 🐦🌿📸
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Cardinal Symbolism
For those grieving, the sight of a cardinal can serve as a reminder of love and connection, helping to soothe the pain of loss. This symbolism provides a way to celebrate the memories of loved ones while finding solace in nature.
Grackles have resumed visiting my yard after a long absence.
My suet feeder attracted a Carolina Wren looking for a snack.
This Cardinal is fond of the peanuts provided at my Bird Buddy 🥜
“Hey, can you be honest with me? I’d love to know which side I should show off – what’s my best side?”
This squirrel is the first crasher at my new bird bath. 😂
A tiny Titmouse landed and dispersed a group of partying Finches.
This Northern Cardinal wanted to land, but the House Finch wouldn’t let it. Instead, the Cardinal had to perform some impressive acrobatics.
I moved the feeder and camera to a different location, and this Downy Woodpecker showed up within a few hours.