What, do I have food on my face?
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What, do I have food on my face?

Rob'in'To

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The dark dreary days of late keep me at home.  But I find my own entertainment with our feathered friends who are blessing me with their presence.  A good list of regulars lately and the return of some Orioles is awesome.  Now a pair of Rose-breasted Grosbeaks have been making a number of appearances the last couple days too!


I am going through one large naval orange per day with the Orioles and half a jar of grape jelly in just over a week.  I recon the yucky weather of late has them pretty hungry (lack of natural food/late Spring).



Hoping he gets a little more used to my presence and I can get some non-feeder shots of this guy.
« Last Edit: December 31, 1969, 07:00:00 PM by Rob'in'To »
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Lloyd

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You must be really enjoying your backyard. I gave up on feeders due to an over-abundance of squirrels and Grackles but at least I partially live the moment through your great photos.
« Last Edit: December 31, 1969, 07:00:00 PM by Lloyd »


Rob'in'To

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Why thank you Lloyd.  That has to be one of the nicest things ever publically said to me here.

We have Squirrel issues but no real Grackle problems.  A pair through the summer, juvis in August.  September and October I have seen 50+ stop in for a quick bite but that's about it.  I have seen how they can dominate a yard though.  Pigeons are my problem though.

I am not much of a traveling man, especially in the summer months so it's really nice to get a variety here and new comers are always thrill.
« Last Edit: December 31, 1969, 07:00:00 PM by Rob'in'To »
A birth certificate shows we were born.  A death certificate shows we died.  Pictures show we live.