Whoo? A Prairie Schooler owl - that's who.
Last week I said I needed a couple of more woodpeckers to have a complete set...
Well, here's a not-very-good photo of a Sapsucker so I can tick that off my list.
Early early early in the morning the Robins are hard at work. We have lots of juvenile birds - their breast feathers are a dull orange brown.
And Juncos...
We have lots of Juncos.
Here's a pretty little Golden-crowned Sparrow.
Back to the woodpeckers...I have a matched set now and am so pleased.
A female Downy Woodpecker.
A male Downy Woodpecker.
He has a bit of red on the back of his head. They came to the peanut feeders together and are another reason to have mullein as they also happily eat mullein seeds and use the stalks as perches.
7 comments:
Great pics once again! You have such a variety of birds!
your photos are lovely and your stitching is perfect!
Hey thanks for the link to the bird watching website. I clicked on the website and did a little exploring and in my part of Indiana Turkey Vultures stay year round! I thought I had seen them in winter, so that was very good information! Thank you!
Beautiful photos and very psweet stitching always
Hugs x
Beth, more great pics! I do so look forward to your posts! Thanks as always or sharing.
I hope you will get some baby woodpeckers!
Congratulations on getting your full set of woodpeckers. Very cute owl stitch.
So do the Downy Woodpeckers overwinter there? Maybe come spring there will be more! Look forward to seeing the completed Owl... Hugs!
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