Our weather has been unusually warm this month. Don’t get me wrong, it’s been great for staying outside all day at the pumpkin patch. But today, we took a dive and have really cold rain. This weekend (just in time for the pumpkin patch) it’s supposed to be nice again. I think the birds might be confused too. We do have woodpeckers year round.
This ingenious red-bellied woodpecker figured out a do-it-yourself bird feeder.
But eastern bluebirds are here just during the summer months. I’d think it’s getting a bit late for them to be here. (You can click on the image to make it larger. The birds were really blending in.)
In contrast, dark-eyed juncos are usually here in the winter. I used to think they were just called snow birds because we never see them unless there’s snow, and then they are everywhere.
All of these images were taken during my walk yesterday.
I’m sharing today with Wild Bird Wednesday.
I do hope you’ll come back and join me for Friday’s Hunt. I have this week’s items listed in my sidebar.
Teresa
Eden Hills 
loved the woodpecker in the cornfield. Probably a great feeder 🙂
A good variety of birds!!! They blend in so well with the landscaping!!!
i always feel bad for the animals and birds when weather changes suddenly.
Birds do have a way of blending in with their surroundings, but when we stop, look, and listen – there they are!
Hope you are having a great week!