I can't even understand him......That's Old School... Try Duck Dynasty to keep up with the times... particularly Uncle Si.
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New and advanced!You're willing to concede that Sunny is New School?
That's a beautiful bird......what do they eat?Did I say I saw one of these yesterday?
Chickens.....Indigo Buntings..........they should all work out about the same.I do, but they are currently all being used by Indigo Buntings.....
He was at the mixed seed feeder. White millet, sunflower seed , milo and corn. Was going to town on it which is weird because most birds here prefer the black-oil sunflower.
Chickens.....Indigo Buntings..........they should all work out about the same.
Don't harm my little Indigo.....
I haven't put out the bird feeders yet, but I've noticed several redheaded woodpeckers in the yard. I've heard them in the trees, but haven't seen them until recently. The yellow finches are back an so are the black capped chickadees.
He was at the mixed seed feeder. White millet, sunflower seed , milo and corn. Was going to town on it which is weird because most birds here prefer the black-oil sunflower.
No birds are ever harmed......they even enjoy the dancingDon't harm my little Indigo.....
I have a male bluebird keep trying to attract females to the bluebird box, the females come around but none will take up residence with him. He must be of the DiO Blue variety.
I love the chickadees, one of the few species that are a year round visitor. We do get the yellow finches, but haven't seen any yet. And the woodpeckers are so much fun to watch. Do you mean that big Pileated kind when you say redheaded, Sunny? Their call is like Woody?
Not to interrupt the political/insect/blue raspberry debate, but...
We've had several of these guys - Rose-breasted Grosbeaks - this Spring. First time we've seen them at our feeders and we've been here for 11 years. Very pretty. Apparently they are migrating right now.
We've had several of these guys - Rose-breasted Grosbeaks - this Spring. First time we've seen them at our feeders and we've been here for 11 years. Very pretty. Apparently they are migrating right now.
I’ve seen both of these red-headed woodpeckers at our suet feeder this spring.
We do get the pileated woodpecker on occasion in the yard digging in old stumps looking for grubs. You can walk up to about 10 feet away from them and they don't spook.
We do get the pileated woodpecker on occasion in the yard digging in old stumps looking for grubs. You can walk up to about 10 feet away from them and they don't spook.
Grossbeaks? Is it's nickname Hillary?Not to interrupt the political/insect/blue raspberry debate, but...
We've had several of these guys - Rose-breasted Grosbeaks - this Spring. First time we've seen them at our feeders and we've been here for 11 years. Very pretty. Apparently they are migrating right now.
Not to interrupt the political/insect/blue raspberry debate, but...
We've had several of these guys - Rose-breasted Grosbeaks - this Spring. First time we've seen them at our feeders and we've been here for 11 years. Very pretty. Apparently they are migrating right now.
I love those!! We get them later on. I love the way mister watches out for the misses as she eats all the seed and he gets none. Kind of like Out of Order's world.......LOL.
Do you get the yellow ones too, do1you9? Evening Grosbeaks?
Grossbeaks? Is it's nickname Hillary?
I’ve seen both of these red-headed woodpeckers at our suet feeder this spring.
We do get the pileated woodpecker on occasion in the yard digging in old stumps looking for grubs. You can walk up to about 10 feet away from them and they don't spook.
We don't get either of those.....
Funny thing is, we've mostly only seen the males. Only 2 females and upto 5 males at once. And they are LOVING the black sunflower seeds. Maybe they are full by the time they get up your way and letting the ladies catch up.
And nope, haven't see the evenings. but I will keep an eye out.
Try a suet cage feeder with a berry mix. We put ours on the washline posts.We don't get either of those.....
That top one is technically a red-bellied woodpecker. We have a few of them, several downys, a few yellow-bellies and an occasional pileated. Hardly ever see a red-headed at our feeders though. Go figure.I’ve seen both of these red-headed woodpeckers at our suet feeder this spring.
We do get the pileated woodpecker on occasion in the yard digging in old stumps looking for grubs. You can walk up to about 10 feet away from them and they don't spook.