The birds and squirrels are storing up getting ready for winter. Makes for some great shots at the feeders and some really fat squirrels.
Coming in for a landing.
The nuthatch picks out the sunflowers.
The Hairy Woodpecker is waiting its turn for the insect suet.
I couldn't get any pictures of the Junco's as they don't stay in one place long. Also all of these are done on auto mode because most birds swoop down on the feeder and go. The squirrels have doubled in size and look downright obese.
8 comments:
Those were very good. You did a good job in getting them. Helen
Great photos...great title for them too!!
Nancy : )
ADORABLE SHOTS
NOELLE
great shots! i love all wildlife photography...i think that's my first desire.
gina
These are really good pictures! Love the obese squirrels. Poor things, though.
Pam
Looks like perfection...like frame all of them woman...loved them...I love how you put the borders around them too...I cant take a picture to save my life...it really is a form of intuition....loved them..-Raven
Beautiful pics. We should be getting a lot of birds here in Fl. very soon. snow birds. Actually people too. lol Hugs and GBU, Shelly
I like how the bird is coming in for a landing with it tail feather's apart. The feeder is unusual and I had to look close to see how it is formed. I have never seen one so artistic as that. My squirrels do not get that large in the fall. I have pecan, hazzlenut, and walnut trees with red, white, and pin oaks not old enough to produce acorns. As a signpainter for over 20 years I used gray squirrel hair brushes that before computer vinyl lettering, now the standard, the availability of squirrels for brushes was getting to be in shortage. I feel I owe them something for the living they provided me. mark
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