love the hawk image, my dh is always pointing out the hawks. he is a hawk watcher. i love the last photo of the wren perfectly at peace waiting to eat those delish berries. yummy!
That red-tail is handsome. I just love those little wrens though. You have captured such good expressions on the wren. You can see how lively they are through your lens.
Dear Marnie, At first little Carolina Wren was skittish with the hawks hunting over head. (Although I do not think a Red tailed hawk would try for a quick little wren) I thought he was very cute. Sherry
Dear Lisa, I also thought the Carolina Wren showed lots of personality! I had a few posts yesterday because I took so many photgraphs. The weather was warm and lots was going on! Sherry
Dear Marmee, My husband and I are also Hawk watchers. I think the Redtails are finding food across the street in the cemetery. I brought out blueberries yesterday. I thought some of the birds would like them. Today I have corn for the squirrels. The wildlife eat a varied diet! sherry
Dear Wendy, Carolina Wren is one of my favorite birds. I just love their song and they are friendly. It is cloudy and windy today. Not a good Hawk watch day. I love to watch them float on the thermals... Sherry
Sherry, I think this is the first time I've seen a Carolina Wren looking forward - don't we usually photography their profiles? Cute little bird. I would have thrown myself over the little thing to protect.
Dear Mary, Sometimes I take Tea Kettle's photograph when he is looking at me. I guess it depends on what is going on. My husband always says I would not like Cooper so much if he got Tea Kettle...my husband is right. I am fond of the Wrens. Sherry
That hawk is beautiful, look at those wings!
ReplyDeleteThe little wren must have decided you could take Mr. Hawk with one hand--no reason to be afraid, let's eat.
Marnie
love the hawk image, my dh is always pointing out the hawks. he is a hawk watcher. i love the last photo of the wren perfectly at peace waiting to eat those delish berries. yummy!
ReplyDeleteI have to agree with marmee. My hubby also likes to watch hawks. And I think that little wren looks so happy to be eating the food you put out.
ReplyDeleteThat red-tail is handsome. I just love those little wrens though. You have captured such good expressions on the wren. You can see how lively they are through your lens.
ReplyDeleteDear Marnie,
ReplyDeleteAt first little Carolina Wren was skittish with the hawks hunting over head. (Although I do not think a Red tailed hawk would try for a quick little wren)
I thought he was very cute.
Sherry
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ReplyDeleteDear Lisa,
ReplyDeleteI also thought the Carolina Wren showed lots of personality!
I had a few posts yesterday because I took so many photgraphs. The weather was warm and lots was going on!
Sherry
Dear Marmee,
ReplyDeleteMy husband and I are also Hawk watchers. I think the Redtails are finding food across the street in the cemetery.
I brought out blueberries yesterday. I thought some of the birds would like them. Today I have corn for the squirrels.
The wildlife eat a varied diet!
sherry
Dear Wendy,
ReplyDeleteCarolina Wren is one of my favorite birds. I just love their song and they are friendly.
It is cloudy and windy today. Not a good Hawk watch day. I love to watch them float on the thermals...
Sherry
Sherry, I think this is the first time I've seen a Carolina Wren looking forward - don't we usually photography their profiles? Cute little bird. I would have thrown myself over the little thing to protect.
ReplyDeleteI like the hawk overhead, too!
Mary
Dear Mary,
ReplyDeleteSometimes I take Tea Kettle's photograph when he is looking at me. I guess it depends on what is going on.
My husband always says I would not like Cooper so much if he got Tea Kettle...my husband is right. I am fond of the Wrens.
Sherry