Birds

Last month I was able to take a compilation of photos of the adult female teaching her female chick how to bury seeds and corn in the tree bark ! https://www.test.ipernity.com/doc/pamj/23218355/in/album/387511 This next five photos shows the male and female chicks feeding themselves on the old Black Walnut tree . They were together but not on the same frame ! So one of the pics I patched them together ! One Note at Top Left

Last month I was able to take a compilation of photos of the adult female teaching her female chick how to bury seeds and corn in the tree bark ! https://www.test.ipernity.com/doc/pamj/23218355/in/album/387511 This next five photos shows the male and female chicks feeding themselves on the old Black Walnut tree . They were together but not on the same frame ! So one of the pics I patched them together ! Three Notes at Top Left

Last month I was able to take a compilation of photos of the adult female teaching her female chick how to bury seeds and corn in the tree bark ! https://www.test.ipernity.com/doc/pamj/23218355/in/album/387511 This next five photos shows the male and female chicks feeding themselves on the old Black Walnut tree . They were together but not on the same frame ! So one of the pics I patched them together ! One Note at Top Left

Last month I was able to take a compilation of photos of the adult female teaching her female chick how to bury seeds and corn in the tree bark ! https://www.test.ipernity.com/doc/pamj/23218355/in/album/387511 This next five photos shows the male and female chicks feeding themselves on the old Black Walnut tree . They were together but not on the same frame ! So one of the pics I patched them together ! One Note at Top Left

This fellow came for the first time this year and has been a daily visitor for 5 weeks. The female is around too and I have seen a youngster.

Almond & Blue for the Colour of The Month Group

OK... not world class photography I know.. but as much as I see Mum and Dad all year.. this was a first for seeing a chick and parent. I grabbed the camera and reeled off the pics through the window !

Red Breasted Nuthatch are the usual in England but I have waited 7 years to see the red variety here in Oklahoma ,America

White Breasted Nuthatch.. the Upside Downside Up bird !

This Cardinal stunned himself flying into a window He recovered ! I was holding him with one hand... trying to hold the camera with the other ! I have arthritis in my hands and it was becoming a farce ! I managed to get a series of photos then placed him carefully but securely in a hedge.. I kept watch and after about 30 minutes he hopped out and was up and away ! I also have suncatchers at the windows that act like decals.. and it has cut down on the bumps considerably !

"T" for the Alphabet site