Carolina Wrens Really Love Their Suet as Temperatures Drop
Crumb Patrol Winter, or as much as we get of it, has reached north central Florida. About a week and...
Crumb Patrol Winter, or as much as we get of it, has reached north central Florida. About a week and...
Exquisite Momma At the end of the summer I posted about my Momma and Poppa cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis) both looking...
I Spy a Little Fly At least once a week, I try to go out and take photos of the...
The Eastern Towhee Tends to be Rather Shy tells the story of how the author/artist first spotted this bird and how difficult it’s been to photographs because of it reclusive habits. It also gives some basic facts about the species.
Common Ground Doves Can Be Colorful in the Morning Sun shows readers a little dove that frequently shows up at the author/artist’s feeder. It discusses some of the habits of these interesting little birds.
The Carolina Wren Sings a Beautiful Song introduces readers to this interesting small bird from eastern North America. It tells readers some information about them and about the author/artist’s experiences with them.
The Eastern Bluebird is Colorful and Highly Territorial features a minimalist photo of a male Eastern bluebird defending his territory with a song. It explains where the author/artist found the bird and a bit more about their interaction.
The Carolina Chickadee is an Interesting and Adorable Little Bird presents an image of one of the chickadees that frequently comes to the author’s/artist’s feeder. It also talks a little about these friendly little birds.
The Interesting Tufted Titmouse is a Full Time Florida Resident shows readers a couple images of a tufted titmouse that lives near the author/artist’s house. It discusses the resident birds and their preferences at feeding time.
The Black Capped Chickadee is an Amazing, Loved Songbird tells readers about the incredible adaptations this little bird has made to live in a harsh environment. It also gives readers some basic facts concerning this much loved songbird.
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