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3 Comments on Thie BIRD feeding feast in my back year yesterday I must have had over 100 birds stop over for a treat!
Joe
You have a good stop over for the birds. Thanks for sharing this with us. My wife and I get such pleasure feeding the birds and watching them enjoy the pond. Happy New Year
Thanks for your feeding stations. Another good idea is to decorate a Wildlife Tree with edible decorations for our feathered and furry friends to enjoy.
Happy New Year!
Longwood Gardens Poinsettias IMG_2420
Photograph by Roy Kelley. Canon PowerShot G11 camera.
Roy and Dolores Kelley Photographs
We live in the foothills of northern Colorado and enjoy putting out food for the birdies. Stellers Jays and dark eyed juncos dominate the winter feeding with a sprinkling of mountain chickadees. Its funny, if we forget to put out the food, you get the sense they sit at the window staring at you willing you into putting out more food. We have become well trained!
Thanks for sharing!
Chris