We continue to enjoy all of the visitors to the feeders. Here are some recent photos of who has been dropping by!
Male Cardinal
Female Cardinal
Nuthatch
Tufted Titmouse
Yet to be Identified American Goldfinch
Pesky, Good-for-Nothing, Rotten Squirrel
Downy Woodpecker
Female Cardinal
Nuthatch
Tufted Titmouse
Pesky, Good-for-Nothing, Rotten Squirrel
Downy Woodpecker
We also have a million Chickadees and Pine Siskins. I have only seen Robins twice. If anyone can help us to identify the one bird shown here, we would appreciate it.
Happy Monday!
Happy Monday!
8 comments:
Love your birdfeeders and your love of vintage! I too love vintage things especailly stuff from the 40's!
I think the unidentified bird is a goldfinch.
I think you are right! Looks like an American Goldfinch. Thanks Kallen305!
...such a pretty feeder! I like its design...and I LOVE your site with the mix of birds, family, food and art! The bunnies in the banner are so cute (is it from the story where the mamma is teaching the baby how to run away from a fox? If so, it was one of my son's favorite stories!). Also fun to see the Dick and Jane characters...I love that art style.
Definitely an American Goldfinch not quite yet going into breeding plumage. :c) Thanks so much for stopping by my Journey Through Grace and for your kind comments! You have a lovely blog as well.
Love these pictures! I'd love to have all these great feeders & feathered friends!
Is that unidentified bird like BRIGHT green? We have that, too. No cardinals here but lots of Robins and I call the Titmouse "Mohawk Bird" - and other, various dirty words generated from the scientific term - and don't even get me started on what we call the various woodpeckers.
It looks like your unidentified bird has been identified. Cool looking birdfeeders and nice photos!
Tried to get a picture of a house finch that was perched on our front railing but I didn't move fast enough. :(
Hope you're smiling tonight.
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