A white-breasted nuthatch, a little bird with beautiful gray-blue and black wings, a black crown, white face and chest, and one solid black eye showing - peeks from between the branches of a Japanese maple tree after taking its turn at the feeder.
A white-breasted nuthatch perches long enough for a quick click. #Birds #Photography #Nature 🐦🌿🌳
#MyYardMyBirds #EastCoastKin
A tufted titmouse - gray wings, tail, and crest, a white chest with buff edges, and round black eyes - looks up to the right while standing on a red tip branch that crosses the photo diagonally from lower left to upper right. In the background is blue sky and the blur of a bright yellow hickory tree.
"My favorite weather is bird chirping weather."— Terri Guillemets 🐦☀️
Don't forget - you can participate in the Great Backyard Bird Count #GBBC this weekend. Check it out at birdcount.org.
#MyYardMyBirds #Birds #Nature
*Tufted Titmouse
Yesterday was warm, the #moon was rising mid-day, purple deadnettle and hairy bittercress were blooming, house finches were on the feeder, daffodils were sprouting - what a great day! ☀️🌓🐦🌱😍 #Wildflowers #Birds #MyYardMyBirds #Nature #ProjectFeederwatch #NaturePhotography
Floofed Eastern Phoebe perched on new wood fence with tree trunk and green and red leaves blurred in a beautiful background.
#ArtAdventCalendar Day 2
An Eastern Phoebe floofed for warmth against a cold wind on a sunny afternoon. #Birds #BirdPhotography #MyYardMyBirds #Nature #NaturePhotography
Nuthatch with a sunflower seed
House Finch eating seeds
House Finch portrait
Tufted Titmouse with a sunflower seed.
#MyYardMyBirds #Birds #BirdWatching #BackyardBirds #Nature 🪶
A Yellow-rumped Warbler enjoying the warm weather from its perch in a pear tree. #WingedWednesday #SpringVibes #WarblerWednesday #BirdPhotography #MyYardMyBirds #Birds #NaturePhotography
This female house finch was enjoying the sunny weather from her perch in the #maple tree. #MyYardMyBirds #Birds #BirdPhotography #HouseFinch 🐦🍁
If I post a photo and use #MyYardMyBirds it’s a photo taken in or around my yard. Use the hashtag when posting photos of birds in your yard so others can see the variety of #Birds that visit different places. 🪶
