Peggy C's photos with the keyword: Junco

" From the first not a thing is." Hui Neng www.taopage.org/huineng From the 'day after it snowed' ... Juncos come in Winter .. some around here call them 'snowbirds' - Since it is so late in getting snow, we thought they might have moved up north --- but, these are our Feathered Weather Forecasters ** 1 PiP ** -- EXPLORE --

Well, the 'flurries' photo I took last night - Turned into this - 'Flurries photo' is below in comments - Surprise .. surprise !! * 3 PiP * -- EXPLORE -- © All rights reserved - not leaving my warm home today - some streets are clear, but most have black ice ** as of 5:30pm EST we have found out 2inches graced our area ** But, not all of North Carolina got snow - it came from the Coast and stopped at Whitsett; have been through there and could tell you how to get there, but not a clue what is in the town. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whitsett,_North_Carolina

taken through my favorite kitchen window (that really needs to be washed) - will wait until it gets above freezing, though - one of my favorites flew in - paused long enough for me to see him - then left - maybe he or others will show for a portrait - Waxwing - please return for a photo - Top Left -Northern Cardinal - In the Ash tree - American Robin - Right side all way down --- just twisted branches against shadow on a wall - Four in the center - Blue Jay .. Jack Sparrow (his kin were nearby .. Below - Mourning Dove and Bubba Cardinal .. Left bottom - Robin in morning sun.. Junco and his shadow on deck .. It was a busy morning at the Deck Diner ! © All Rights Reserved -- EXPLORE --

Heard him .. Didn't see where he was .. Until he moved.. Bet he was watching me the entire time .. As I searched .. www.ipernity.com/doc/peggyc/32261487/in/album/327759 These are the flowers that are to grace this bunch of sticks (with leaves popping out)! © All Rights Reserved -- EXPLORE --

North Carolina US style - when we lived in Florida, Snowbirds were people - but here they have feathers - all photos taken through double glass - especially my favorite kitchen window - 2016 Winter - -- EXPLORE -- © All Rights Reserved

up early enough to see the sunrise - but, shadowy figures were running around the deck - before long, light trickled through the clouds - revealing so many colorful feathered friends - top row: Northern Cardinal [m] - Red Bellied Woodpecker [f] - Goldfinch [m] 2nd row: Cardinal, Carolina Chickadee and Junco - Goldfinch - Robin - Downy Woodpecker [m] 3rd row: Downy Woodpecker [m] - Blue Jay - Northern Cardinal [m] These are the ones I got photos of - there were even more varieties ... It was a no-brainer for me - Eat breakfast or watch the feathers through my kitchen window ! © All Rights Reserved

seemed a good day to catch bird photos on the deck - Mr Cardinal - Ms Finch - Ms Junco - several chubby Finches in the branches - Then Ms Finch scores a ' 10 ' in her landing - Grass being mowed in January ? But Then, he who mows, came in - ''Did you know there are snow flurries ?'' So, the bottom center photos is flurries looking out my window - Out the same window not too soon after - Sunshine and blue skies ! Ah, North Carolina - State of Opportunity and Interesting Weather ! © All Rights Reserved * 1 note *

The dark-eyed junco (Junco hyemalis) is the best-known species of the juncos, a genus of small grayish American sparrows. .. dark eyed Junco with pink beak .. on the deck enjoying Brunch (c) All Rights Reserved en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark-eyed_junco

My Dear Friend mentioned that he would love to see a photo of this Junco (was in a collage) - So, here it is - Love the facial expression - (c) All Rights Reserved

of Feathers required - - bottom Left - Junco - middle Left - male Bluebird - across the top - Mourning Dove - middle on Right - Carolina Chickadee - bottom Right - House Finch (C) All Rights Reserved 2015

who is watching who ? from high in the White Ash .. Junco perches in the sun .. (c) All Rights Reserved

for a Tufted Titmouse and a Junco .. first shot of the Tufted Titmouse and this is the first year I've seen him here ! (c) All Rights Reserved