So sweet! We have experienced the annual return of the Mountain Bluebirds and I don't know what they get when there is snow all over, we put out mealworms and it just blows away. Bless the little birdies.
The bird tracks in the snow that you share on your posts are sweet. I appreciate the pictures very much. I saw some feet tracks one day in the snow. I think it was a squirrel?
Sheri, Figuring out fox from cat tracks is a challenge recently. I think I'm seeing both. The squirrels have been scarce ever since the mourning doves were scared to flight, some hitting the patio window. Also, no nuts out in preparation for the end of bird seed season when bears start waking up.
Good capture!
ReplyDeleteWhich tell me that it's a hopper not a walker.
ReplyDeletehow sweet
ReplyDeleteI saw duck tracks in the snow yesterday. The little things can bring smiles to any day!
ReplyDeleteGreat photo! I miss them coming to our feeder but now that we only feed suet they don't seem to visit as often.
ReplyDeleteGraham,
ReplyDeleteA hopper it is with a bit pushy attitude as well.
Thank you William
ReplyDeleteIt is nice to see tracks I can identify.
Kathy,
ReplyDeleteI agree. Now if only I could get the other birds to line up in fresh snow. lol
Marie,
ReplyDeleteDuck tracks! That is really nice.
Mayanne,
ReplyDeleteSuet here hasn't been touched. It is out in the open, easy to find. In a day or two I'll take it down as weather gets warm, bears thing.
Sweet wintry photo with our feathered friend's tracks ~
ReplyDeleteWishing you good health, laughter and love in your days,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
A gorgeous photo.
ReplyDeleteCarol,
ReplyDeleteA happy day to you as well.
Getting use to a new keyboard is making today interesting. lol
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jeanie
I was thrilled to see one set of tracks.
So sweet! We have experienced the annual return of the Mountain Bluebirds and I don't know what they get when there is snow all over, we put out mealworms and it just blows away. Bless the little birdies.
ReplyDeletePattie,
ReplyDeleteBluebirds are beautiful to see. There should be little wind shelter huts for bird food that's light enough to blow away.
The bird tracks in the snow that you share on your posts are sweet. I appreciate the pictures very much. I saw some feet tracks one day in the snow. I think it was a squirrel?
ReplyDelete~Sheri
Sheri,
ReplyDeleteFiguring out fox from cat tracks is a challenge recently. I think I'm seeing both.
The squirrels have been scarce ever since the mourning doves were scared to flight, some hitting the patio window. Also, no nuts out in preparation for the end of bird seed season when bears start waking up.