This White Throated Sparrow is a first for me.
He never eats at the birdfeeder, but eats on the ground below the feeder.
I have been watching this bird all month, taken several photos.
But none had been as good to identify him by as these that I took yesterday.
I was sitting in my 'blind' wondering why I was sitting there when this bird came into my view. Then I knew why I was sitting there. Another bird for my lifer list.
The backyard at Rockwood has been very good for bird lifer list.
He never eats at the birdfeeder, but eats on the ground below the feeder.
.jpg)
.jpg)
12 comments:
Man you are just seeing the different types of birds! Great work.
Great catch! You did a great job with your photos! Congrats!! These little guys are hard to catch in the lens, as they jump and scratch the ground for food..always moving!!
so now you know why you were sitting there...waiting..I just love those types of surprises!!
Good for you. Beautiful photos.
How pretty. I love his little yellow top.
Cute little Sparrow. I haven't seen him up this way... Think he may stop by for a visit???? I hope so.
Love the male bluebirds you put on your Photography by Leedra page.
Hugs,
Betsy
When I started seeing this bird on different blogs I did not even realise it was a bird in our area.
Betsy -so you need to keep an eye out for it. I have only seen one so far.
A beautiful bird to add tp your life-list.Isn't it exciting to add another name?Thanks for sharing this .
Blessings,Ruth
I thought I was nuts for a minute...I thought I had visited your blog yesterday and then seen these three posts and took me a sec to realize they were all made today...they are wonderful...I am a bit partial to the bluebirds cause my mom always had a couple that nested in her back yard.
Great pictures! You are sure getting good results with that blind.
Hi Leedra,
I have to tell you that you take the best photos of birds! I have been looking through your bird photos and they are all so beautiful!
Joan - Thank you for the kind comments.
I have never seen one of these birds before either. It is very beautiful yet different.
Post a Comment