January 25, 2014
No snow, warmer weather and fresh water in the bird bath will bring my little bathing beauties every time…..
PLEASE FEED OUR FEATHERED FRIENDS WHEN IT SNOWS
26 Jan 2014 Leave a comment
in Uncategorized Tags: bird watching in the snow, black capped chickadee, cardinal, carolina wren, dark eyed junko, song sparrow, tufted tit mouse
Posting Dated January 25, 2014
The snow has melted now ( thank God) . Just like a lot of the country, we got hit with some winter weather this month. But, in spite of the snow, a bird feeder and some water will still bring bird watching opportunities, plus, our feathered friends will be very grateful. Here’s a sampling of my visitors:
Carolina Wren
Tufted Tit Mouse ( one of my favorites)
Dark Eyed Junko
Cardinal
This Eurasian Sparrow and his mate has been living in this house since last summer.
Black capped chickadee and a Song Sparrow ( I think). The Song Sparrow is a regular at my feeders and my birdbath all year round.
A Gold Finch with her winter colors.
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