I really am going to enjoy walking in the pasture with my camera and photographing birds as much as I can before they disappear behind leaves.
blue jay
I know it’s just a sparrow, but they pose so nicely!
bluebird
Mrs. Cardinal was on my deck
Hairy Woodpecker
Nuthatch
Palm Warblers
Baltimore oriole
sparrow
Palm Warbler
red-headed woodpecker
bluebird
Baltimore Oriole
Palm warbler
red-headed woodpecker
Nuthatch
Bluebird
Hope you aren’t getting tired of all my bird posts.
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(Simon and Heidi) Does: 18 Bucks: 19
(Rosie and Frodo) Does: 21 Bucks: 14
(Freddie and Fannie) Does: 23 Bucks: 20
(Tootles and Bubbles) Does: 20 Bucks: 22
(Hermes and Zephyr) Does 22 Bucks 22
(Pearl and Rudy) Does 18 Bucks 18
(Brindle and Bodie) Does 24 Bucks 22
(Jenny and Jake) Does: 19 Bucks: 23
(Billy and Wanda) Does: 24 Bucks: 23
(Katie and Kip) Does: 23 Bucks: 28
(Max and Cindy Lou) Does: 23 Bucks: 36
(Jelly and Rollie) Does: 22 Bucks: 29
(Bambi and Beau) Does: 21 Bucks: 19
(Maggie and Marley) Does: 20 Bucks: 10
Teresa
Eden Hills 
You do see a great variety of birds there, wonderful photos. Take care, enjoy your day! Happy Memorial Day weekend!
Wonderful capture of your feathered visitors.
Thank you!
I really enjoy seeing all of your birds. Your pictures are really lovely. – We don’t have blue jays, but do have gray ones, and also the scrub jay. They’re pretty.
I just realized that I haven’t heard or seen any mourning doves, here, unless they came during the time I was gone for those two months.
Have a nice weekend.
I’m not sure what the other jays look like, but I do like our bright blue jays. The doves here are almost deafening when they all get to calling.
A friend of mine said she hates the mourning doves, because of their songs (or whatever you want to call them.) I have always enjoyed hearing them.
I don’t mind them, but we have so many they get really loud.