Showing posts with label Savannah Sparrow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Savannah Sparrow. Show all posts

Sunday, March 18, 2018

Another Bird Day

We've been having a lot of wind the last few days. Makes for a lot of bad hair days.
 Mockingbird

Savannah Sparrow

Barn Swallow

 Mr. Eastern Bluebird 

 Mrs. Bluebird is building a nest in our pipe fence. While Mr. watches. 

She was busy finding building material when she saw me watching her from the window. I hope to see some babies one of these days.

This is one of those really, really far away shots. I think it is a hooded merganser. Can anyone see it well enough to see if my ID is correct? If so, it is a first for me.


Linking to The Bird D-Pot

Saturday, December 16, 2017

Birds and Barns

I put up bird feeders last Thursday. Since my feeders in Illinois are usually emptied in little more than a day, I was surprised to find the feeders here in Oklahoma still full this morning. 


 This mockingbird stopped for a brief visit and then flew away.


And this Savannah sparrow spent some time right behind the feeders. He flew away, as well. Hopefully, they noticed the food and will inform their friends.


On my way into Ada this morning, I saw this white-crowned sparrow on a gate. 


This guy was on at the other end of the same gate. This shot was taken through a dusty windshield, so it isn't very clear. I'm not sure what kind he is, but believe him to be a Harris's Sparrow. Anyone know if this is correct?


I'm fairly proud of this Red-tailed hawk shot. I chase them all the time, but rarely get a good pic. 


Linking to The Bird D-Pot 



Below is a barn full of hay.


 Linking to The Barn Collective