www.larksperennials.com MY BACK YARD BIRD WATCHING
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Nuthatch and Downy Woodpecker Come and visit my website and join in the forum. www.larksperennials.com -
Junco, we call them Snowbirds. They migrate as soon as Spring comes. -
Ducks: Mallards, Wood Ducks -
Male Cardinal, Chickadee, Junco, Sparrow -
Female and Male Cardinal -
This is a new suet feeder, the suet is on the bottom. It helps keep the squirrels from eating it. Downy Woodpecker -
Woodpecker -
Bluejay, notice the squirrel and racoon baffle. Without that I would go broke feeding them too. -
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Woodpecker -
Rosebreasted Grosbeak -
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Baltimore Oriole -
Indigo Bunting
In Wisconsin where the Winters are long, snowy and COLD we need to find other things to do instead of gardening. My husband and I spend alot of time feeding and watching the birds and other wild life. All these pictures are taken through my kitchen window. Come & join in on my website gardening forum www.larksperennials.com
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On August 25,2010 Coastal Gardener said:
"What a wonderful assortment of birds you attract!"
On September 23,2009 Steve said:
"what great pictures "
On February 21,2009 Karen W said:
"Good shot of the birds, Lark"