or from a perch in an aspen tree.
During the day, they hunt for bugs in the pasture.
Mr. and Mrs. Goldfinch enjoy the feeders,
or wait impatiently in the apple tree for the seed competition to leave.
Mr. Robin must have already filled up on worms. He's spending his morning singing to the moon.
What fabulous captures of the birds!! I've never seen a meadowlark and how beautiful it is!! Love the robin singing to the moon! Such a lovely post and just what I needed on yet another gray, gloomy, wet, chilly day! Hope your week is going well! Enjoy!
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Wonderful captures! The meadow lark is very striking and I'm sure your goldfinches are different to ours. I know your robin is - how lovely he is, singing to the moon :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bird pictures, Janie. I like them all--but love that Meadowlark... Thanks for sharing.
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Betsy
Great bird photos, Janie. The first shot is beautiful, and also the one with the moon. And a lovely header shot with the flowering cacti...so pretty.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures. I really liked all of them but the robin with the moon in the background is outstanding.
ReplyDeleteThey are all beautiful neighbors, Janie. It must be wonderful to be serenaded by their sweet songs.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful collection of birds!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the Meadowlark...just it's name makes me think of something pretty.
What a wonderful way to be serenaded, by the birds.
ReplyDeleteyour birds are beautiful....
ReplyDeleteEach of these pictures is absolutely beautiful. I can almost hear the singing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos and text Janie. Your medowlark looks similar to our Yellow throated longclaw. I love your Mr and Mrs Goldfinch. And WOW to the moon and catching the robin singing to it. Thanks for sharing this beauty with me here in sandy, dusty Khartoum!Have a blessed day today
ReplyDeleteWhat delightful photos of birds! I can almost hear them singing...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful birds making the region even better! Gorgeous pictures Janie.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful birds i've not seen here.
ReplyDeleteAnd nice forcus!!
Getting up early to hear the bird sing is such a treat. I don't think I've ever heard a meadow lark, though. It's song must be lovely.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing little birdies.
ReplyDeleteAwesome captures.
Look at that lively yellow of the meadowlark... So bright and lovely!!!
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At my old friend Tommy Lester's funderal, his grandkids recalled how he always told people that after he died you'd still be able to hear him singing through a meadowlark. Your pics really made me smile and I could hear their sweet voice like it was coming through the open window.
ReplyDeleteI love listening to the meadowlarks and watching the finches at the birdfeeders. great shots!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely vision to see in the morning (or any time, for that matter)!
ReplyDeleteThe bright yellow is amazing! Great shots!
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