Tonight it is to drop to -4 F.
It is bitterly cold.
and suet.
Too cold for me to be out very long.
I am looking for the Ruby Crowned Kinglet.
Two were here last January when it was so very cold and snowy.
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Snow Birds
Tonight it is to drop to -4 F.
It is bitterly cold.
and suet.
Too cold for me to be out very long.
I am looking for the Ruby Crowned Kinglet.
Two were here last January when it was so very cold and snowy.
Sherry,
ReplyDeleteWay too cold for me! Nice photos of the cardinals and dove!
Loved that last photo in particular! All the birds are lovely and well fed, if they're in your backyard.
ReplyDeleteStay warm!
Try to stay warm Sherry. The birds appreciate your offerings. That handsome Flicker makes my heart go pitty patter.
ReplyDeleteThose beautiful birds must appreciate the food you put out for them, especially in that brutal cold.
ReplyDeleteOur birdie friends need all the food we supply, to get them through the cold of winter, and by feeding them we get to see these wonderful creatures at our feeders.
ReplyDeleteBrrr! In the south of England we think it's cold when it's -4c (that's about 25f!)!
ReplyDeleteI love your dove - it looks so like one of our collared ones - I imagine it wondering where it put its collar down (or maybe ours are wondering whether they dare to take theirs off!) ;)
This series and also the other
ReplyDeletehas images that touch the heart ...
first great tenderness and then
understanding a force of these little creatures ...the life force
in an expression of incomparable beauty!
Thanks for your shots and excuse me
if I comment rarely - but I always look!
:-)
Oh how I love your bird/nature photos, Sherry! They just delight me with their crispness and clarity. Stay warm, dear friend!
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