It's a cold blustery day out there today! Brrrrrrrrrr......
Some of the home birds looking for some food to keep them warm.
Lots of Cardinals out there and the males look so good at this time of the year.
A bunch of the ground feeding birds out in the front yard.
The Chickadee..dee...dee...
Downy male at the suet
Junco
This Mockingbird was doing his best to chase the Starling away....but the Starling won the "Mr. Mean" contest this time around.
Red-bellied Woodpecker....always a welcome bird at the feeders.
The Song Sparrow trying to find some little seeds.
Back end of the Starling, but I liked its feathers
Titmouse grabbing a peanut....
....and another one.
Carolina Wren in the grass.
White-throated Sparrow
The photos all look so dreary even after I lightened them up a bit.
The birds are really hungry in this cold, so I hate to bother them too much.
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8 comments:
Beautiful! I just mentioned on another blog that I love seeing the Cardinals,because that's the only way I seem to see them.
Those cardinals are such bright spots in the winter landscape. You have remarkably little snow for the time of year. Northern Europe has had a green start to the year as well. I know elsewhere in the US and Canada there have been massive ice storms.
We hare in Australia are sweltering in our hottest summer on record.
Love all your beautiful birds Mary.
I hope you have the Best Year to date!!!.
...it is cold here too...6 degrees this morning! Your birds are lucky you have such good treats for them! Love the shot of the Tufted Titmouse grabbing the peanut!
Quite cold here in Western Arkansas with temps in the teens the last two mornings.
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The red of the Cardinals along with the snow is really spectacular. I haven't seen much color up here, but the birds are very busy today with all this snow.
Happy new year, Mary ... and I just love those Cardinals!
Wow-love all those cardinals....we don't get that many here at one time. Maybe three or four...but usually just a pair of them. But when I was a kid we would have a whole flock of them. Well, up to 9 or 10 a lot of the time.
And then the male cardinal had to have his picture made too! :-) Poor birds must be really having a hard time with all this amazing cold right now!
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