Food and flowers for our feathered friends.
Fit to eat. I think this is our little girl that flew into the glass door the other day.
Looks like she's missing some feathers on her cheek.
Father Cardinal and his Frau Freund.
Finch
At the Feeder.
Okay, so it was a little slow today. Had to amuse myself, somehow. The painters are here, which means I can't move about the house like normal and I can't decorate for Christmas, yet. So, I've situated myself where I can see the birdies flit, fly, flutter and feed.
Ihr Freund,
Laurie
P.S. Flitting birds = photo failure
Very nice F words. And great birdie pictures. As you know, watching them is one of our favorite pastimes. :)
ReplyDeleteHaHa! I was hoping the title wouldn't be too scandalous. Yes, I know you love watching birdies. I have the perfect spot to watch them at the lake. I'm learning their eating habits, but just need to get better at photographing them.
DeleteReally cute post, Laurie!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Mama Pea!
DeleteFabulous feathered friends feasting!
ReplyDeleteLove bird watching Laurie...
We had a very unwelcome visitor late summer, and I had stopped putting out seed!
My feeders used to be right outside my kitchen window..great for photography...
Now....they are way across the yard...lots of missed photo ops :o(
Oh well...at least I am feeding them again...
Hope the painters are finished soon...lovely clean walls!
Enjoy your day...still unseasonably warm here...but no sun!
Cheers!
Linda :o)
Who was the unwelcome visitor? A squirrel?
DeleteFantastic and fabulous!!! XOXO
ReplyDeleteFOR real!!
Deletelol....very cute! Glad the little cardinal is ok! I've had them fall dead immediately after hitting the window!
ReplyDeleteLast day for painting? Hope so for your sake!
Oh gosh, if one fell dead in front of me, I would probably cry. We were hoping the painters would finish today, but they weren't able to. They probably have an hour or so to go tomorrow. And then, I can decorate for Christmas. Woo Hoo!
DeleteWhat a lovely way to spend some time :-D
ReplyDeletediane @ thoughts & shots
Thanks, Diane. Hope you're doing well! Merry Christmas!
DeleteI am glad your cardinal is OK. We have had one appear recently in our backyard.
ReplyDeleteI am going to set out birdseed!
Merry Christmas,
Laura
Thanks, Laura, and Merry Christmas to you!
DeleteCardinals are among my favorite birds, Laurie. Your photos are gorgeous and I suddenly have a totally new take on F-words!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lynn! Yes, there are lots of nice F words.
DeleteFantastic.
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