
The only good thing about a day like today is if you are fortunate to be off work, when snow is on the ground, the birds flock to the feeders. I sat at the window for about an hour this morning enjoying a hot cup of tea and photographing the birds. I had two chairs pulled up and Ali sat in one watching intently at the fluttering about of

I woke early to take a couple of suet cakes out of the freezer to let them thaw out a little. I wanted to have them out early as I knew the birds would be searching for food. I have been rewarded all day with constant visitors to the feeders. There were so many birds I threw a handful of seed on the ground for the doves, sparrows and a few others that prefer the ground.
Lots of Cardinals.

The variety that have visited today has been amazing. I have racked up on the feederwatch numbers today. Some came and went so quickly I could not get a good shot.
2 comments:
Could you please tell me where you are? I love the pictures and wondered where in the world this could be....
Hi Patty, I live close to Raleigh, NC Laughingly I told one of my fellow birding friends I had a great birding day and never got out of my PJ's. These were taken through the window looking out to the feeders. Glad you like the photos. - Paula
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