Often times I hear several different bird sounds coming from the same location along with lots of rustling and flitting about. The culprit is this well camouflaged Northern Mockingbird. He is quite the twitter and tweeter, having the ability to make as many as 10 to 15 different sounds. While he may not be colorful, he is entertaining to watch. He's also fast and difficult to catch out on the limb. As soon as he spots another bird coming in, he chases them away. Even though he prefers insects, his chunky belly tells me he is getting plenty to eat from the feeder.
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Nice pictures, wonderful captures, nice Northern Mockingbird!
ReplyDeleteBoa tarde,
ReplyDeleteNão sou conhecedor das varias espécies de aves, mas gosto captar as mesmas, pouco publico aves no meu blog mas tenho muitas fotos de aves.
Seu trabalho está fantástico e bem apresentado.
Abraço
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Love the collage photos of nature's gems ~ beautiful! ~ thanks, carol ^_^
ReplyDeleteRobins! I have seen beautiful, sweet Robins and I am so happy :) I also saw at least 5 Hawks on my way to the "city" this past Monday.
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures, Anne :) You always do such a wonderful job with your photography. Hugs to you!
Gorgeous shots....just noticed a cardinal singing this morn♪ http://lauriekazmierczak.com/screened-print/
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet little bird -- we don't seem to have them here so I'm happy to see it!
ReplyDeletesuperb shots, that is a gorgeous sweet little bird, and you are right, he looks to be eating in between meals :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a cutie. I do love Mockingbirds just not right outside my bedroom window, sometimes :). We have a lot of Red Tail Hawks and Owls here that are amazing.
ReplyDeleteIsn't he cute. How fun that he can mimic other birds.
ReplyDeletewe have a lot of birds but i can't identify them except the crows and vultures lol
ReplyDeleteOur front and back yard have been full of robin birds...appropriate to my name. :)
ReplyDeleteThose Mockingbirds are wonderful, well done Anne.
ReplyDeleteNice shots! We have dozens of juncos and finches plus geese and more.
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