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Showing posts with label goldfinches. Show all posts
Showing posts with label goldfinches. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 25, 2018

Wordless Wednesday April 25, 2018

2018 Photo Project
Photo #111
 
Goldfinches at the bird feeder...
It's spring and they are hungry.
 
2018 Photo Project
Photo #112
 
The squirrels have a grand time under the
bird feeder scrounging sunflower seeds
that have fallen out....easy pickings!  
 

2018 Photo Project
Photo #112
 
Then they have a lovely time hanging
out in the oak tree branches!

Have a great day and do thank Sandee
for Wordless Wednesday!
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Tuesday, January 16, 2018

 
 
2018 Photo Project
Photo #16
Goldfinches Having Breakfast
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Goldfinches aren't very colorful in the winter.
But their songs are always sweet!
Just scroll down on the link above to hear
the songs and learn more about these lovely birds.
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Saturday, May 07, 2016

Six Word Saturday and Sunday Shadows May 7-8, 2016

May 1, 2016
 
Squirrel above while 
Goldfinches graze below....

 
April 28, 2016
 
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Do visit Six Words and Shadow Shots!
Easy to play along and fun to see other's blogs!
Cheers and have a lovely weekend!

Thursday, December 18, 2014

I do believe winter has arrived.......

Mt Eddy December 18, 2014   8:31 am

I know the official date for winter is December 21st
 and yet.....doesn't this look like winter?
I took this photo earlier today. It's cold and windy,
but NOT raining or snowing so I walked around
our 10.5 acres to see what I could see. 
Lots of little Goldfinches, Steller's jays,
Black-capped chickadees, White-breasted  Nuthatches and Juncos. No California Gray squirrels to be seen...
I think they are taking a nap. 
We can see Mount Shasta and Mount Eddy from our property.
Mount Eddy is my favorite. It is the highest summit
in the Trinity Alps which are part of the Klamath mountains.
To read more about Mount Eddy you can go here .
Have a great day!