I think what you see in his eyes is brain damage from pounding on the window! It's just signs of a concussion!😜 I do love the oirioles and spend a fortune every year on oranges and grape jelly for the feeder! I love watching them bring their fledglings and teach them how to eat at the feeder. It was a successful year for them. More young Orioles than I have ever seen!
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Fantastic! We have a mountain oriole down by us - icterus crysater - he is one of the hard workers on our farm that likes to eat both fruits and insects. We leave them some fruits as a reward for eating all the bugs.
I have noticed a lot more awareness of birds and birding worldwide, I think this is a very great development! Do you have any other visitors to your feeders?
Oh, there are many. Cardinals, 3 types of woodpeckers, chickadees, rose breasted grosbeaks, blue jays and the list goes on. Lots of good ones, and many summertime migrants. The Orioles will be leaving in a few more weeks. I often post bird photos.
I'll bet you have some good ones.
I have to get over to your blog more often! I have seen your shadow contest and have wanted to participate but been having quite a busy summer so far, moving around the country and what not. We almost got something in for the love based shadow, but I think we took a picture almost a week after it closed smh
We get some really colorul birds in Colombia, and @ecoinstante does some really amazing photos, I may be biased though ;p
You are right! Her bird photos are amazing and I am following her now! I saw her Fox photos. Sussex is about an hour away from me.
I would love to see a shadow contest entry from you guys!
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