Ten o'clock this morning after the ice had melted enough to be able to stand upright on the streets here in the Dallas Retirement Village, Jeanette and I ventured out to check on the birds. Jeanette spotted this Yellow-rumped Warbler contemplating an attack on the suet feeder, and enthusiastically suggested I take a photo. Soon we were noticing several other species in their icy environment, which I am showcasing below.
Anna's Hummingbird female
Anna's Hummingbird male
American Robin
Pine Siskins
I wonder if they ever slide off the ice covered limbs like drivers do on the roads? Great pics!
ReplyDeleteWell, that's a good question, however they do have sharp claws which probably do a good job of gripping.
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