We apologize for not posting in the last few months. We will try to get a little better about posting regularly. Here are a few photos from the last few months with more to come soon. None of these are in particular order. Take care and good birding!
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| A Steller's Jay waiting for a handful of peanuts |
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| A Song Sparrow taking a quick bath |
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| A Bushtit getting ready to take off after grabbing some suet |
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| Townsend's and Black-Throated Gray Warblers |
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| 3 Warblers bathing at one time! Orange-Crowned, Black-Throated Gray and Townsend's! |
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| Same 3 little guys |
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| 3 Black-Throated Gray Warblers at the same time! This was a yard record for us. Normally, we only get one at a time. |
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| This Orange-Crowned Warbler flew in through the garage, then through the kitchen and into the living room. He landed on a plant near the ceiling. It took us a while to get him to fly back out. This was 2 days after a Steller's Jay did the same thing. |
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| 7 Band-Tailed Pigeons in our backyard. They are frequent visitors to our yard. |
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| This Band-Tailed Pigeon obviously thought he was a House Finch. He kept trying, though. |
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| A Wilson's Warbler on one of our hikes |
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| A Hermit Warbler on the same hike |
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| White-Crowned Sparrow on top of Saddle Mt |
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| Evening Grosbeaks fighting over some seed. We think that is a House Sparrow in front of them |
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| An Orange-Crowned Warbler in the yard (not in the living room) |
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| Evening Grosbeaks gathered for some dinner |
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| A female Western Tanager grabbing some suet |
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| Here she is again |
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| We don't think the Evening Grosbeaks liked sharing, but no body seemed to want to speak up |
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| A Band-Tailed Pigeon in flight |
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| Evening Grosbeaks waiting for the bird bath |
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| Another Evening Grosbeak |
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| Evening Grosbeaks on the right and a solitary Black-Headed Grosbeak to the far left |
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| A female Evening Grosbeak |
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| One of our resident Anna's Hummingbirds in our front yard |
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| It really likes the maple tree in the front of the house |
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| Another Anna's eating from the Fringecup |
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| A beautiful male Robin |
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| A Yellow-Rumped warbler pretending to be a hummingbird |
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| Yellow-Rumped Warbler grabbing some suet |
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| Every spring we get Anna's Hummingbirds grabbing bits of dryer lint for their nesting material |
1 comment:
That's an amazing shot of all the Grosbeaks in the feeder. It's funny that in the previous picture the two birds are fighting over what appears to be enough seed to feed 50 of them.
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