As we freeze, Stewart sweats ... what ever happened to moderation? Happy WBW everyone!
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
Wild Bird Wednesday
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Rain Frances Creations ... Fall
F a ll I apologize ... I am deviating from the given prompt ... I don't know how to draw "C...
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Fruit So, is he climbing in or climbing out? :) Another of my mother's paintings ... It has been freezing this week and I am spending ... -
Stranded in Snow Izzi was a snow lovin' dog and we had plenty of deep snows when we lived on the lake ... The pictures below are from Pu...
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The Flicker has been coming here to my suet, all Winter. So have the Red-Bellied, Downys & Nuthatches. In spite of the hawks. I love them all.
Lovely photos!
Excellent work!
Such colorful and amazing birds!
I'd take our beautiful day we have here...perfect. Mid 60s and sunshine!! LOL
Great flicker images Andrea
love these guys! great shots, andrea!
I love to see the Flickers, I usually hear them first. Great shots!
Like Stewart, I am a soggy, dripping person. Sigh. Your cool pictures look soooo inviting. Love the birds too.
Your Flicker photos are great. I don't usually see them around here in the winter. Or maybe I just haven't been in the right spot at the right time. I love the feeder. We're planning on putting up a couple more feeders, but we don't have anything this fancy. Very nice. You have a wonderful evening my friend. Hugs, the woozie floozie.
Lovely shots of the Flicker! I have never seen one. My hawks are quite well fed, unfortunately on the birds at my feeders.
I really like your Flicker photographs! They always seem so "neat" looking. We only see them occasionally here in central Florida during the winter. I think the resident birds are just much quieter than in breeding season.
Great shots! We have Flickers here, but not at the feeders. I've never seen one around the yard.
Now that's a lovely species, great shots too
Awe what lovely images too of the wonderful Yellow Shafted Flicker. Yes, ours stay the whole year round here in KY, but since they are huge bug eaters, it is difficult to know what feeders they may visit and the foods served ;) Your kind comments on my blog entries are always so very kind and I really appreciate them. Thank you and have a great remainder to your week~
What a gorgeous bird this is Andrea! I don' tthink I have ever seen a flicker before, but definitely very recognizable. Only one more month till I go to see the cranes, and can't wait. Do you think a 70/ 200 will be adequate lens, or do I need to rent something much bigger??
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