Think he is checking me out?
This is one of the birds at Rockwood, you can see why I want Jimmy to keep the feeders filled. Jimmy broke down and filled the feeders during his lunch hour yesterday. He said by the time he got off work they had eaten quite a bit. He will fill to the very top before he leaves on Friday. I have seen as many as 12 different types of birds in a 2 hour span. There are 3 pairs of Blue Jays and 3 pairs of Northern Cardinals. Jimmy also saw 3 Sapsuckers yesterday, but they are not at the feeders, just the Oak tree.
15 comments:
it sure looks like he is trying to see what you are doing. maybe if he knew he would pose. nice captures.
Beautiful photo! I have only seen one Blue Jay at our house in the seven years we have lived there. Sure wish I could get a pic of one!!
I am impressed Leedra! - going on vacation, getting assignments done and 3 weeks of posts in the draft box! ! ! I hope you have a wonderful, refreshing time and maybe meet a few new birds while you're there :)
How in the world do you get 3 weeks of posts ready....and have time to take pictures? And great pictures at that! I am envious;-) but I also enjoy them!
Blue Jays are such beautiful birds. Blessings,Ruth
This is so pretty. Love your banner photo too.
My mom doesn't like Jays but I do. :) I think they're so pretty!
Blue jays aren't our favorite birds but these pictures are fantastic.
I love the blue jay pictures. He looks so thoughtful in the last picture.
Wow! I like your new header! Nice pictures if the Jays, too.
Nice pictures! I am looking forward to seeing more (and hitting you up for advice - I am a wanna-be photographer!).
Love you jay pictures, Leedra. I saw the one on your photography site first. Both pictures are good though.
Hugs,
Betsy
Pretty picture. Thanks for stopping by and I'm glad to know about your new blog to follow.
I just love the detail, really nice,
Gill in Canada
Great photos. I can see why you want Jimmy to keep the feeders filled so you can see all the different types of birds. Can't wait to see more photos from the Rockwood house.
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