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The snowy weather didn't keep them from gathering to visit.
So glad these friends took time to stop by. Glad you did too.
Hope all of you who are still having winter are staying safe and warm.
Hugs Debbie
Sunday, March 1, 2015
Fine Feathered Friends
The snowy weather didn't keep them from gathering to visit.
So glad these friends took time to stop by. Glad you did too.
Hope all of you who are still having winter are staying safe and warm.
Hugs Debbie
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Debbie, what sweet and beautiful visitors here. I love your photos, and the one with the light is very heartwarming. :)
ReplyDeleteOh my it looks soooooo cold! Funny how the birds can cheer everything up. They are so beautiful... You have a good eye for photos.. Thank you so much for sharing them Debbie.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a wonderful week ahead.
fondly,
Penny
Lovely photos. You have a wonderful bird population going there.
ReplyDeleteHello Debbie .I'm sure it must cheer up your day having such beautiful visitors call on you. It's certainly cheered up mine. No snow here, thank goodness, just grey sky and rain. I hope all's going well after your fall.keep your eyes open for the post man, your packet should arrive in the next few days.
ReplyDeleteThe poor old birds must suffer in winter - especially when it goes on forever like yours. It is lovely to see them come to the feeders and the thought that you may be keeping a few alive to see them through to spring. How's the wrist Debbie - hope it's on the mend.
ReplyDeleteYou have a lot to entertain you with these adorable visitors. I do enjoy seeing them too! I hope your wrist is mending well...sending you many healing hugs!
ReplyDeleteYour feathered friends are all lovely but that cardinal! Wow! He is so vibrant against the backdrop of snow.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of the snow, stay warm and dry!
Glad your wrist repair is done and this post finds you well on your way to healing. I love seeing the beautiful birds and have to admit that I think cardinals, both male and female, are just the prettiest ever. The blue jays run a close second though. You must find delight in just watching these guys!
ReplyDeleteHello Debbie, what lovely birds! We don't get many small birds in the garden any more, there are lots in the fields around us, but they are obviously finding plenty of food elsewhere. We do get daily visits from dozens of rooks, crows and magpies. I have to say I’m growing quite fond of them. They all seem to have personalities of their own. Barbara
ReplyDeleteWow, you sure had a lot of visitors. I hung some seeds on the tree I can see from the computer and not a one has found it yet. :( Maybe soon!
ReplyDeleteACK!! Look at all that snow!!! Debbie, you are a saint to go out there, broken wrist and all, and tend to all those beautiful birds. And these are wonderful photos. Please be careful out there!!!!!
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The birds always put a smile on my face :) Thanks for sharing your sweet pictures, Debbie. Have a blessed week! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteHello dearie~So glad you feel good enough to post! I love your winter visitors!
ReplyDeleteI just love watching birds in my yard--we have many of the same visitors you do, though of course, no snow! I'm sure your visitors are grateful for the feeders and the sanctuary of your property!
ReplyDeleteYou have so many visitors to keep you company! I think they are very happy with your hospitality. How is your wrist doing? Any update on that?
ReplyDeleteWe had a little more snow yesterday. I'm hoping for some clear weather for a few days since I'll be on the road a bit. I'm heading to visit my brother in GA and then to a workshop in Myrtle Beach. I'll have my computer so I'll be checking in and posting.
What a delightful post. These little birds make me smile. Here, too, the birds are readying for Spring. Our hummingbirds DID return to nest again on a different bicycle than last year. We often run into one another when going in and out of the garage. The doves are calling to one another and the cardinals are slowly returning. So happy to see it. You have many birds that we don't see, and I'm so happy you post them. Hope your wrist is healing and you're doing well.
ReplyDeleteSuch cute friends to have around. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat pretty birds. It looks like winter is still in full swing in your corner of the world. Hope you start to see signs of spring soon.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely sight seeing your birds feeding, they always seem to know where to come and no wonder with all your snow. I just read your posts, sorry to hear you have fallen and fractured your wrist. I hope you are getting well looked after too.
ReplyDeleteSending my best wishes, keep warm.x
Beautiful photos....
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos as always. I been looking through seed catalogs and dreaming of warmer days.
ReplyDeleteSuch gorgeous birds, I'm glad you feed them. It must be so hard for them to get through such a long, unseasonably snowy winter.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Victoria
It is always such a pleasure to observe the variety of little birds coming in to eat , even in wintertime they are quite numerous ! I have a normal blackbird in my garden, but the not so normal thing about it is that the wings are stained with white. Wonder if it's some crossover ?
ReplyDeleteI love your feathered friends, such a joy!
ReplyDeleteOh how I miss the birds --- I just can't risk bird feeders with 4 outdoor cats! Beautiful beautiful captures!!!! Stay warm!
ReplyDeleteEven with the cold and the eternal white blanket, time flies. We are so lucky to get these small visitors . There's hope! :) Have a lovely day Debbie, Hugs
ReplyDeletebirds in the snow, so so pretty, i love that you were able to capture them all in photos
ReplyDeletestay warm :)
Your feathered chums are adorable Debbie. Hope the snow clears soon for you all.
ReplyDeleteI hope your wrist is healing well. Suppose it will be a bit before you can start your art again. Lovely to have our feathered friends visit. Especially those pretty cardinals! I always double up on their food on the bitter cold days, I've heard that feeding them towards the evening helps them get through the cold nights. We have warmer weather heading in this weekend and should be warming to the 50's by next week! Looking forward to that and it will be heading your way too! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteHi Debbie, hope your wrist is doing better each day. Thanks for the cheery birds. I love them, hugs to you,Diana
ReplyDeleteOh my -- everyone looks all bundled up against the cold -- great captures!!! STAY WARM!!! Spring IS coming!
ReplyDeleteOh, Debbie, what a beautiful post! You have such a wonderful variety of pretty birds and they look extra pretty against the snowy backdrop. Love the picture of the lamp too - very picturesque! I hope your wrist is healing well?
ReplyDeleteI love seeing the birds, and your beautiful yard...
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