I know some people take their feeders down when spring arrives, but we still like to keep some food and water available for these little creatures. So the other day I parked myself on a back yard bench to decide how to rearrange the feeders, and here are a few of the visitors that stopped in to say hello:
So with all those visitors to entertain me, I stayed longer in the back yard than I had intended, but eventually I got up from the bench and went with Bob to take Gulliver for a walk in the park. There I encountered a few more birds (but no squirrels this time). Take a look at these beauties:
A white-crowned sparrow
A little yellow warbler sitting on a branch
A downy woodpecker admiring some yellow flowers
And last of all, on the trail back to the parking lot, we saw an indigo bunting.
With that beautiful bunting, my day was complete!!! The ruby-throated hummingbird at the very top of this post and the indigo bunting are my favorites. I enjoyed sharing them all with you. If you have a favorite, please leave a comment to let me know.
Dearly love your birds.
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Thank you, Oneta. I love finding and photographing them, so your comment means a lot to me.
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Lovely set of photos! My hummingbirds haven’t shown up quite yet.
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Thank you, Kathy. I’m surprised that we are ahead of you. Our spring has been so slow in coming to full bloom.
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Lovely photos, I’m envious of all your visitors.
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Thanks, Belinda. It was a good afternoon in the back yard!
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Nice pics. Definitely a Chipping Sparrow.
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Thanks for confirming my guess.
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Cool! We love indigo buntings! 🙂
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Thank you, Tom. That deep blue color never fails to amaze me.
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