There are two things I enjoy doing in the winter---putting together a jig-saw puzzle and watching the birds and critters outside my sunroom window.
My favorites are the bright red cardinals that give some color to a winter day.
The doves settle for the dropped seed from the feeders.
These sparrows were in my bushes one c-o-l-d winter sunrise.
The wrens are so cute and perky.
The squirrels are quite comical---this one is trying to get into the suet feeder.
This one is perched on the bird feeder trying to figure out how to get to the seed.
Finally, I gave up and put some food out for the squirrels so they'd stay out of the feeders.
I was quite surprised to see this hawk/falcon sitting outside my kitchen window having lunch one day on one of my doves I suspect. I guess the birds are "sitting ducks" for the hawk.
Speaking of ducks, even more surprising was seeing about 8 ducks in all one day (one females and five males above---the others had just taken off)
But, now they've paired up, are chasing the squirrels off and eating their food. . . .there is justice in God's world.
There are two things I enjoy doing in the winter---putting together a jig-saw puzzle and watching the birds and critters outside my sunroom window.
My favorites are the bright red cardinals that give some color to a winter day.
The doves settle for the dropped seed from the feeders.
These sparrows were in my bushes one c-o-l-d winter sunrise.
The wrens are so cute and perky.
The squirrels are quite comical---this one is trying to get into the suet feeder.
This one is perched on the bird feeder trying to figure out how to get to the seed.
Finally, I gave up and put some food out for the squirrels so they'd stay out of the feeders.
I was quite surprised to see this hawk/falcon sitting outside my kitchen window having lunch one day on one of my doves I suspect. I guess the birds are "sitting ducks" for the hawk.
Speaking of ducks, even more surprising was seeing about 8 ducks in all one day (one females and five males above---the others had just taken off)
But, now they've paired up, are chasing the squirrels off and eating their food. . . .there is justice in God's world.
1 comment:
Congratulations on your nice photos. I like to use photos on my blog, too.
I just wrote about "How to Buy a Dishwasher" and included a photo of my 30-year-old dishwasher.
My blog is The Survive and Thrive Boomer Guide at http://boomersurvive-thriveguide.typepad.com.
Rita
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