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This year Autumn has been exciting around the bird feeders, as we have had some new visitors stop by.
I was surprised and excited to see a small flock of evening grosbeaks land in a tree a short distance from the feeder, then a few at a time would fly down to feed.
They don't seem to be very nervous about me being pressed up against the kitchen window, a few feet away, taking their pictures.
The Grosbeak and Housefinch had a few words about who should be at the feeder. Neither one stood down and they both eventually settled to eat at the same time.
The males are very handsome with their bright yellow feathers.
It is a busy time at the feeding station during the coldest days.
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12-05-2010, 11:21 AM
I was surprised and excited to see a small flock of evening grosbeaks land in a tree a short distance from the feeder, then a few at a time would fly down to feed.
They don't seem to be very nervous about me being pressed up against the kitchen window, a few feet away, taking their pictures.
The Grosbeak and Housefinch had a few words about who should be at the feeder. Neither one stood down and they both eventually settled to eat at the same time.
The males are very handsome with their bright yellow feathers.
It is a busy time at the feeding station during the coldest days.
