Male Hairy Woodpecker |
These woodpeckers are athletics of the first order as they play on the feeders. See how he holds himself with his tail.
Male Hairy Woodpecker. |
Our Crow Hugey. |
Things have been a little dicey for our crow as several grackles decided to move into his territory. Boy has the battle been on. I expect Huegy raided their nests and drove then out that way. Boom & I are glad they're gone also as the forest birds are back visiting us on a regular basis.
Our Crow |
Queen Anne's Lace. |
I'm pretty certain this is Queen Anne's Lace and not Yarrow from the leaves. And of course the Daisy is easy.
Wild Daisy |
White Dame's Rocket. |
The Dame's Rocket is in full flower and patches of the forest floor are awash in the whites, mauves and purples.
Mauve Dame's Rocket. |
White Dame's Rocket. |
Mauve Dame's Rocket. |
Unknow. |
I really don't know about this one!!
Same Unknown. |
Male Evening Grosbeak |
Female Evening Grosbeak. |
Aren't these guys a colourful finish to a colourful post.
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the front-on shot of hugey is just wonderful. such expressive eyes!
ReplyDeleteThat Grosbeak is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteIt's really in bloom out there! Lovely!!
You have so many different flowers. Nice. Love the hairy.
ReplyDeleteLove the bird photos, especially the grosbeaks.
ReplyDeleteI love the birds and blooms and yes the ending is my favorite. I love the evening grosbeaks.
ReplyDeleteA nice series of birds and flowers.
ReplyDeleteNobody wants to visit when there are fights and rioting going on. The grosbeaks are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI can help with the last unknown :)
ReplyDeleteIt is Silene Vulgaris (Smällglim in Swedish)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silene_vulgaris
I'm sure Hugey is indignant about the woodpeckers when he thinks he owns you and Boomer.
ReplyDeleteLots of wildflowers around you, and I agree the grosbeaks are delightful.
— K
Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
To Birgitta: Right on, in english Bladder Campion.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure Hugey thanks you Texwisgirl.
ReplyDeleteIt's really taking off now Dawn.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dina!!
ReplyDeleteThanks CG.
ReplyDeleteThey are colourful Eileen!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Bob!!
ReplyDeleteThey sure are Lesley.
ReplyDeleteNo Boom still runs the place and Hugey knows where he stands, Kay.
ReplyDeletebeautiful shots
ReplyDeleteI love Dame's Rocket, even if it a a rather aggressive invader. I never see Evening Grosbeaks around here so your pictures of them are a real treat.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots! I like Hugey. At first I thought it was Hungry. :)
ReplyDeleteYou always have wonderful bird shots but today your flowers are lovely! I'm a daisy girl so it's my favorite.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot of Hugey's face!
I'm afraid all the crows in my world have Mud for their name - they won't stay away from my apple trees. :)
Love the antics of the woodpeckers.
ReplyDeleteWonderful post,Garry,the birds,and the flowers, oh my!
ReplyDeleteThose are all beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI especially love the yellow on the Gosbeak!
LOVE the crow shots..
ReplyDeleteSo many lovely colors. Very nice series. :))
ReplyDeleteThese flowers are beautiful. I love the light and color emerge. A great focus on those beautiful birds.
ReplyDeleteWoodpeckers are fun to watch on feeders. I love your resident Crow,Hugey. Do you feed him?
ReplyDeleteI am jealous of your Evening Grosbeaks!
You have some lovely wildflowers! We have Queen's Anne Lace blooming everywhere.
Thanks JJ.
ReplyDeleteThe Dame's Rocket is just great in terms of colour, Louise!!
ReplyDeleteEverybody likes Hugey One!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Carletta.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ladyfi.
ReplyDeleteThanks AK!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks NicoleB.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lois!!
ReplyDeleteHe's a beauty Samatha.
ReplyDeleteThanks Leovi!!
ReplyDeleteHe gets peanuts Jean, and Boomer only lets him collect the peanuts!!
ReplyDeleteHi Gary
ReplyDeleteGreat shot of Hugey is he related to Huginn?
Hi to Boomer.
Guy
Yes Huginn is the Raven, Guy.
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