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Wednesday, January 2, 2013

Jan. 2 -More Winter Bird Feeding

 It is frigid weather here with a low of 9° last night! I was hoping for another mild winter like we had last year but it looks like we are in for a cold and snowy one!

 When I get up in the morning the birds are waiting for me.

 I had five male cardinals in the tree yesterday! They stop me in my tracks with their brilliant red feathers. I hope their spectacular beauty never becomes commonplace to me!

 The goldfinches will stay on their sock feeder while I fill the other feeders in the same tree.

The woodpeckers have now discovered the goodies on the front side of the tree! They prefer the suet dipped pine cones! I need to pick up more lard and peanut butter on my next trip to the grocery store to make more since we may be in for a long harsh winter!

9 comments:

  1. Robin, we just moved to a new house this past summer. There isn't a single tree in the backyard and not really very close to our fence either. I've been seeing birds in beautiful birds in the distance but definitely not up close - there's just no safety for them. You are inspiring me to work quickly to add trees so we can bring the beauty closer.

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  2. Beautiful! It looks like the Goldfinches may already be changing into their print colours.

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  3. Smashing shots! You rock like rockin robin!
    Aloha

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  4. It is wonderful to be needed and wanted, even if it is for a free meal. Love the shot with the background reflected in the red bulb.

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  5. Cardinals are my favorite birds... I have a little cardinal figurine sitting at my desk. They don't live this far west so I enjoy seeing them in blogs. Yours are beautiful!

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  6. The little downy makes a GREAT ornament :)

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  7. You always live up to your name in keeping our little birds fed!

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  8. We have the wood peckers, but I would love to have a cardinal!

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