Our happy Songbirds
by Lana Wolsky
(Valley city, N Dak.)
We have been feeding birds for years and its one of our greatest joys. This year we were blessed with a great amount of yellow finches and we live in town. The next year my husband built a feeding station for them that holds 3 thistle sacks and has a large tray underneath to catch all the thistle works out really well.
Where have all my birds gone?
by Faye
(Coldwater, MI)
snowy bird house
WELL IF THEY ARE SMART, AND THEY MUST BE, THEY HEADED SOUTH FOR I WOULDN'T WANT TO STAY IN THESE SNOW COVERED ABODES.
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Pine Grosbeaks
by Carol
(northern BC)
We live in the far north so our bird variety is limited.
Pine & Evening Grosbeaks are regulars in the winter at our feeders along with chickadees and squirrels.
The color on the backs of these birds is intense
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See My Tonsils !
by Donalda
(Coldwater,Ontario,Can.)
Seagull
While sitting in a park eating my lunch ,and enjoying the gardens, this greedy seagull decided that it would try persuading me to throw a crumb it's way.
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Sharp Shinned Hawk
by Pauline
(Clarenville, Nl., Canada)
sharp shinned hawk
I have been lucky to see a sharp shinned hawk a couple of times and even more lucky to capture this photo. I love nature and am always on the look-out for something new.
Swallow haven
by Sara
(So. Oregon)
The swallows arrived a couple weeks early this year before repairs were made to their houses. This particular home housed a batch of swallows and is now occupied by a house wren. It is visible out the window of my living room, so fun to watch them come and go with sticks and then bugs announcing the arrival of babies.
Blue Jay
by Doug
(Somewhere out in Lake Ontario)
Blue Jay
I took this picture using my wingscapes bird cam and did a tiny bit of cropping to bring the Blue Jay into tighter view. I thought you might like to see this amazing bird a touch closer. Taken from approximately 18 inches away.
Doug
Winter: Gold Finches and Birdhouse
by Janet
(Sacramento, CA, USA)
This picture was taken in my northern California backyard on December 31, 2006. This birdhouse was actually occupied by house sparrows the previous summer. The birds on the nearby tree (plum tree) are goldfinches, which are regulars in my backyard during the winter months.
Where is my Mommy ?
by Anna
(Lexington Park, MD)
Hanging gardenia basket was the perfect annual birthing location :)
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