Brown Creepers are very difficult to spot. They blend in with the trees, and are hard to see. My husband spots them easier than I do. A brown creeper is about 5 inches in size, which is smaller than a nuthatch. They often look like a piece of bark from the difference. Brown creepers go […]
Category: Birds
Birds In Our Backyard – Goldfinches
Birds In Our Backyard – Pine Siskins
Birds In Our Backyard – Purple Finches
Seven Swans A-Swimming …
Birds In Our Backyard – Partridge
Birds In Our Backyard – American Goldfinch
We are seeing some American Goldfinches at our bird feeders. They have their winter plumage, which is not as bright as in the summer. In the summer the males are quite bright yellow, but in the winter they are similar in colour to the females. Goldfinches eat seeds from weeds, shrubs, trees, and especially like […]
Birds In Our Backyard – Dark-eyed Juncos
American Robins
I normally don’t pay a lot of attention to the robins that we see around here, so haven’t taken too many photos of them. However, this fall they were in our burning bush eating the berries. This provided some interesting opportunities for taking their pictures. Robins are common in our area, and in almost all […]