We've had quite a few lovely days, and with the last of the previous snow we had lots of birds. I don't know where they are now. We don't even have penguins! LOL Here are a few of the species we have seen in our world:
Common Redpolls
Male (above) and
female (right) in
our ornamental
crabapple tree.
Blue Jay
(right )
and
below.
| I wonder if there's anything under here. |
Northern
Flickers
looking
for
crabapples
on the
ground.
By this
time of
year, the
crabapples
are fermented.
Starlings
in
non-breeding
plumage
look
for the
fruit, too
(right)
and
below.
Redpolls (female above, male below) join the ground crew.
| Photos copyright Richard Schear, 2012 |
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