Here are some of the better shots of the day:
I get large numbers of white winged doves. It is amazing how many of them can fit on the feeder at one time!

As I was taking my shots, I visualized trying to get wing action as they landed or flew off. This one probably worked the best.

This is my mystery bird. I think it might be a Lincoln sparrow, but those black smudgy marks on the sides don't match the illustrations in my Sibleys. I've sent it to an expert to confirm the id.

I still have lots of white crowned sparrows.

I figure they'll be leaving to migrate north before too long.

I've been very pleased to have a pair of red bellied woodpeckers visit my burr oak tree. I have this suet feeder set up usually with a fruity suet and a woodpecker suet. I sure hope they bring chicks to my feeder!

1 comment:
Beautiful photos! I especially like the one of the dove landing at the feeder.
I just posted a couple of photos of a heron that lives and hunts around our neighborhood. Go by and take a look. Do you know what kind of heron it is? Any help would be appreciated.
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Mike Z
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