Saturday, September 27, 2008
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Carolina Wren
Chris was able to play connect the bird to the song recently. One morning we heard a song that we frequently hear which is quite loud, and while using the binoculars to look at the four cardinals who were also in the yard, she happened to spot the wren singing in a tree. It flew over to the suet feeder. Since we've never seen a wren at any of the feeders before, she decided to give the new camera a try. Now every morning we are hoping for a repeat performance. What a great set of lungs for such a little bird!
Labels: Carolina Wren, Fall Birds
- Betsy's Blog said...
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Hi,
I love your photo of the Carolina wren sitting on the evergreen branch (carolinawren2_770586.jpg).
Can you possibly tell me what kind of tree the bird is sitting on? Is it a hemlock or a spruce tree or something different?
Thanks for your time.
Betsy
bdonovan1@nc.rr.com
There's something about a red head
Recently, Mike has been asking Chris to dye her hair bright red. Chris keeps reminding Mike that its the male that has the full head of red.
Labels: Fall Birds, Red Bellied Woodpecker
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Stunning
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what kind of bird is this? i have one at my feeder in Vermont.
- lordhellfires said...
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This red head bird hit my bedroom window today 4-16-11 in St. Louis,Mo. I had never seen a bird like this until today! What a beautiful bird!:)Latricia in STL
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I have one at my birdfeeder right now. They are so beautiful. DD in Alabama
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saw one eating dogfood in oklahoma stunning bird
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Just saw one at my birdfeeder this morning for the first time. The red head was so striking!! He also was establishing a pecking order trying to keep the other birds away!! Marblehead MA
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Saw one hanging out on a palm tree outside my window in Florida. Neat call on this bird.
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Just saw this bird - twice- pecking in the corner of my house. We're located in Falls Church, VA (northern VA). Temp is 60 this morning.
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So, what is it? There are three of them on the tree outside my office window in South Florida!!
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it's called red-bellied woodpecker.
http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/red-bellied_woodpecker/id - Unknown said...
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Just saw this bird in my yard in Kaufman, TX 30 miles SE of Dallas, TX
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Just saw this bird at my feeder in New Hartford, N.Y.
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I have two with checks on the wings, a gray breast, and red head. Can't identify species or sex.
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Just saw one atop my fence 6-19-14. I never saw one before, I live in Lake Charles, La
- Unknown said...
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I saw one in central new jersey a couple weeks ago. Beautiful bird.
- Unknown said...
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I saw one in central new jersey a couple weeks ago. Beautiful bird.
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Just saw red headed bird at. Bird feeder in my backyard in Manchester NH. I have seen woodpeckers before but not like this bird. It was the size of a blue jay.
- Angel said...
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Why are they called redbellied, when its the head thats red?? Just saw one for the first time with a red stripe on the back of its head at the bird feeder.
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Red-bellied woodpeckers are not called red-headed woodpeckers because the ones called red-headed woodpeckers have even more red on the head.
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Saw this bird at my feeder yesterday. Just beautiful! Haven't seen one before here in Kansas.
Northern Mockingbird by misseymarie from Butler, NJ
Greetings from Butler, NJ. The Northern Mockingbird isn't a regular visitor to our backyard. I enjoy their many songs and sounds when they are in the area. . Pictures by misseymarie : )
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