For Wordless Wednesday, let your images tell the story.
“Feed the birds, tuppence a bag.” (From Disney’s Mary Poppins, written by Sherman Brothers, 1964)
Sharing for Denzil’s Nature Photo Challenge
Pingbacks seem to be working again–hooray! It’s not too late to share your bird posts this week: Sunday Stills: Time to Feed the Birds
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Oh this has come up thanks to WordPress from a year ago. I noticed you linked to Denzil who has ‘parked’ his nature blog. I am embarking on a ‘ Bird Place of the Month’. Gardens are great places too. Always such different birds your side of the pond, purple finch sounds quite a royal bird.
[…] Terri kicked us off with an eyeful of her garden birds in Eastern Washington State […]
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Banquet style – I smiled at that and how nice it can just slide on down to feast some more. Beautiful pictures of these birds feasting in the snow. One highlight of my day is watching the videos that a local photographer captures of the birds feeding out of her hand at Kensington Metropark. The Nature Center has an area where birds will alight on anyone’s hand and eat, even large birds like Mourning Doves or Red-breasted Woodpeckers. If you’ve never seen her videos and still shots she is on Facebook and Twitter: Jocelyn Anderson Photography. Today she had a video of a male heron bringing his mate some next fixin’s and she took it in her beak and fit it into the nest. 🙂
Hi Cecilia, thank you so much for taking a look and commenting!
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I put several up last spring, one next to our very young willow tree with a hummingbird feeder and hummingbirds showed up! Good luck!
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Do you feed the birds?? Our neighbor does and it’s so fun to see what it attracts.
XOXO
Jodie
http://www.jtouchofstyle.com
For sure, Jodie! We get a nice variety even during winters.
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Thanks, Denzil! I wish my images were a bit sharper, needed more sun for these.
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I’m a former university adjunct Professor and retired recreation & parks practitioner living in North-Eastern Washington State near the Idaho border. Second Wind Leisure Perspectives is my blog about living a leisure lifestyle, including photography, friends, fitness, and fun.
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