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| I looked this bird up and it said it was a Red Bellied Grosbeak. I immediately called my bff, Vicki! She was as excited as I was! |
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| After researching it I found out the name is actually Rose Breasted Grosbeak. |
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| Vicki told me that the males come first and makes sure it is safe for the females. Again, she told me that I was lucky to have them. |
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| I've been so excited about all my birds that I thought I would make some homemade bird feeders. |
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| Pine cones. Peanut Butter. Bird Seed. |
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| I just wrapped a piece of wire around it and hung from limb. |
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| I think he likes it! |
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| This looks like the same pictures as above but it isn't! I have 3 Rose Breasted Grosbeaks!!!! Can you tell that I am excited? |
5 comments:
I immediately called my Mama and told her you had special visitors! She LOVES Rose Breasted Grosbeaks! Congratulations ... that is a great - joyful - gift! B.
Val,
You have some beautiful birds at your "bird sanctuary"! Such a variety. I have found it's hard to get my chores done for watching and taking pics of my birds. Lol! I love it! Enjoy this new hobby of yours! Love ya! Vicki (a fellow birdwatcher).
Hi Val, I don't blame you for being excited! I would be, too. We had two pairs here last year. I was very excited, too. They were a little bit bigger than I thought they would be. Birdwatchng is a great hobby! We put our hummingbird feeders up today. I hope and pray we get them again this year. Have fun, Val.
Say hello to Mom for me, please.
Susannah
How fun!!! It looks like a pretty little bird too. I hope the females arrive soon.
Smiling! They sure are beautiful!
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