I started on the Pine Mountain bee stitch. Yea me!
The woodpeckers are not the only birds fledging.
Here's a family of Lesser Goldfinches.
Fledged House Finch
Another House Finch
A handsome male Evening Grosbeak with a goldfinch in flight behind...
The deer fence has become a favored perched.
"Wack-hoo-hoo" - the territorial call of a male California Quail.
I was happy to see and hear a Bewick's Wren in the backyard.
They are on the property, but are infrequent visitors to the backyard.
This one posed nicely...and snag a pretty song too.
Such a joy.
At 8:30pm Tuesday evening a small flock of Cedar Waxwings flew in.
Not very good photos as the light was low, but always a pleasure to see these birds.
6 comments:
It's so beautiful ..beautiful world :)
What a pretty little wren. Good to see the Cedar Waxwings. I love the border on you new project.
Pretty, pretty bird photos. Great start on your newest stitching project. RJ @ stitching friends forever
You capture the best photos of nature. Looking forward to seeing your progress on your new start. love Annette
What a great assortment of birds you see, love the quail! Looking forward to seeing more progress on your stitch.
Yay--still stitching! Good! You have Lesser Goldfinch fledglings? Awesome! I know, I am obsessed about them. Yesterday, we saw three Brown Thrashers on the fence, and two were smaller. Tis the season! Hugs!
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