Thank goodness Mike DEwine didn't quarantine the warblers! Great post, keep it up.Curg Hi Kelly, good to see you posting again! Yeah, we're in the midst of Spring Migration here, too. I've managed to snag some shots of various small warbler…
Wow, Kelly, that's so awesome! Your new property sounds incredible. :) Hello, Kelly. It's me, Shirley Flanagan, of the Nature Place Journal. I like this entry on the Blue Heron you just sent out. May I please use the article and a few of th…
Great pics and great information! Love that you were able to figure out the Carolina Wrens were eating the stink bugs. :-) Love the Wren shots! And thanks for the heads up on stinkbugs; the Wrens around here must be well fed this Winter con…
Beautiful, Beautiful! We don't see cardinals in Oregon and I miss the so much. Thanks Kelly for this picture, it reminds me of home. Cardinals are a regular sight in Cincinnati. My mother loved her cardinals. They came back every year to ea…
It appears he didn't get his order at your "fly through" restaurant! Beautiful images. He sure looks cold! He's a beauty! So fat and fluffy looking. I guess that's his winter plumage. Looks so different than the Red Shouldered Hawks I see o…
Hmmmmm... I haven't noticed if our Mulberries are out yet. I'll have to check my brother's driveway, which is lined with them! I'm so glad you wrote this! I miss having a mulberry tree for the Cedar Waxwings. Although I believe the huge tre…
Great post Kelly. I can't believe our luck of seeing them. I still can't believe how loud their thunder of take off was. We heard it across the harbor. Truly a blessing. Great trip. And to all who read this, never go to Maumee Bay in the fi…
Perfect.Hope your T-Day is beautiful. Lovely post, Kelly. Happy Thanksgiving! HAPPY THANKSGIVING! Thank you for your beautiful photographs and fun blogs.God bless!!! Hope your thanksgiving was filled with wonderful blessing of family, fun,
Interesting! I did not realize some Blue Jays migrate. Hubby will be happy to hear that. He despises them, but puts up with them because of MY love for these beauties. I know they can be "pigs at the feeder", but they are also a fine alarm
something about those leaves made me think they would have all those thorns. wow. so glad there are berries for the birds. My goodness Kelly, the Triffids return.{:)) Such a wonderful and varied world! @Tammie - I know.....big leaves, big t…
Great story and photos - thanks for posting! Such amazing little birds. While reading this post, I thought of the Shakespeare line, "And though she be but little, she is fierce." Could be describing a hummingbird! Thanks for all the informa…
Lovely pics of the colourful Redstart.Enjoy your trip Kelly ... maybe next year I might fly over to sample some Magee Magic!! It always sounds like so much fun. Unfortunately, it also comes at my busiest time of year. Hope you take LOTS of