Stuck inside on his dreary day, I found the bird feeder to be quite entertaining this morning. I have been sitting at the window taking pictures.
While the Goldfinches were competing for space at the feeders, a group of Cedar Waxings arrived to check out the pond. They were so pretty.
Some fat Cardinals (there are at least three) came in for a snack. And a Tufted Titmouse joined the Goldfinches for a morning meal.
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| Cedar Waxwings swarmed the yard. They weren't interested in the feeder, but the pond got their attention. |
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| They flew from the trees to the pond a few times and then left. |
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| A Goldfinch waiting atop a ladder for its turn at the feeder gives me a look that I interpret as: "Human, you need to add more feeders. |
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| Fat cardinal surveys the buffet. |
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| Did someone say Titmouse? Wink, wink. Nudge, nudge. |
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| After the noontime sleet stopped, I added more food, and the party started again. |
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| A large afternoon guest: White-wing Dove |
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| At least three Bluejays appeared. They zoom in, grab morsels and jolt away like amateur shoplifters. |
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