I asked "Sweet Hunter" what kind of bird this was and he wasn't sure but suggested it might be a female Rose Breasted Grosbeak! I didn't think he was right. |
I bet he is happy! |
This blog is and always will be dedicated to my Sweet Hunter, our children & Grands now and one day our Great Grands after I am gone. Thank you all for your visit! Come sit for a spell! Welcome to the farm!
I asked "Sweet Hunter" what kind of bird this was and he wasn't sure but suggested it might be a female Rose Breasted Grosbeak! I didn't think he was right. |
I bet he is happy! |
7 comments:
How exciting. Beautiful birds.
She's got a lot of boyfriends ... .chuckle! Lucky yo. Don't know if we have them here.
TTFN ~ Marydon
Oh...this is so much fun!!!!More birds than in the country!!!!I know it is very interesting.
That is so fun! You might want to ask your friend, but I think the grosbeaks are just passing through on their way up north, and will not nest until they get to wherever their home is. Here is a link to one of the best bird books ever! And it speaks only to birds of Georgia. I have learned so much by marking on my book a place and date when I have seen the birds, and reading the descriptions. Becky
http://www.amazon.com/Birds-Georgia-Field-Guide-Tekiela/dp/1885061471/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1366332052&sr=1-2&keywords=birds+of+georgia
Hope you have a nest full of babies soon
What beautiful birds! Love the red breast! Hubby knows his birds~ ♥♥♥
Hi Val, Thank you so much for visiting my blog-it is always a blessing to meet new bloggers! I love birds and have had lots in our yards over the years but here in Colorado, if I put seed out the Grackles will kill the smaller birds-not pretty on my lawn. Thanks for sharing these beautiful birds. I really wish we could have such beauties here-although last year we had house finch babies born on our porch.
I'm anxious to read more about your life.
Hugs, Noreen
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