Easter Sunday family dinner
Wet red crossbill
Rare bird on our deck, if not in our town
Puffing up
Red crossbill
Port Union in the fog
Belle brume
Rain moving in
"A face only a mother could love."
Moon mooning Monday
Junipers showing a little pink
Poplar catkins
Living room corner
Moon drunk hanging with the catkins
Rain
Moonrise in the city
Eclipsed
Eclipsed too
Charity case
New toy
I can't resist the forget-me-nots
Spruce sprucing up for this year's dating season.
Looking down our street from the church steps up t…
Purp, fully purped, perched in the apple tree
Actually red Red crossbill
Red crossbill at our feeder
Looks like drama but it feels like life
Cousins at the feeders
Red crossbills outside the kitchen window
Dead outside my door
Red Crossbill, not very red
Looking up
Not paying attention
Ms Minnie at sixteen and some
Quiet night
Breakfast guest
Two starlings getting wet, but getting fed
Not the right crocuses
Pine siskin in the freezing rain
And now there are squirrels
First night of spring
Numbers just sitting there, minding their own busi…
The moon having just cleared the neighbourhood to…
Crow unafraid
Failed but not bad
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When birds do sing, sweet lovers love the spring


We've been in this house, feeding birds at the back gallery (deck, porch, verandah. . .) for twenty-two years. This is the first year we've seen an irruption of Red crossbills at our house. And it's been every day for weeks now.
I'm amazed at how different almost every crossbill is. Mind you, this *is* the season of the switch -- spring-time, hey ring-a-ding-ding-time -- as they brighten up and change colours. That only adds to their variety.
The crossbills are fairly tame. This feeder is about a metre from the rail of the gallery, and I was at the rail, so the camera was not much more than a metre from the bird when I took this picture.
I'm amazed at how different almost every crossbill is. Mind you, this *is* the season of the switch -- spring-time, hey ring-a-ding-ding-time -- as they brighten up and change colours. That only adds to their variety.
The crossbills are fairly tame. This feeder is about a metre from the rail of the gallery, and I was at the rail, so the camera was not much more than a metre from the bird when I took this picture.
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