erbiv
Loc: Ellijay, GA ...retired from Anchorage, AK
suesart wrote:
just outside our house
And nothing to eat? They generally clean out my crap apple tree in late January and my bird berry tree later in the spring. I never have figured out why they are so regular in their visits.
They eat the olives from our Russian Olive trees, they hang around for quite a while in the winter. I love them!
SX2002
Loc: Adelaide, South Australia
suesart wrote:
They eat the olives from our Russian Olive trees, they hang around for quite a while in the winter. I love them!
That's a good shot that I would love to see in download...
Ron. :thumbup:
That's a tree full of birds.
erbiv
Loc: Ellijay, GA ...retired from Anchorage, AK
suesart wrote:
They eat the olives from our Russian Olive trees, they hang around for quite a while in the winter. I love them!
Sitting in the spruce tree, I could not see their object of attention ...the olives. Cool.
We have Canadian cherry trees too, they are gone, but the birds LOVE those! Sadly the trees need to be cut down in the spring, big snow earlier this winter broke them badly, they will not make it through the winter. :(
What do you mean by download? did I upload wrong again?
SX2002
Loc: Adelaide, South Australia
suesart wrote:
What do you mean by download? did I upload wrong again?
No Sue but if you click the (store original) box, next to the Browse box, when you select a pic we can see it in a larger size..
LLucas
Loc: Upstate South Carolina, USA
This one took my breath away! That's wonderful.
WOW!!! That's a lot of birds in that tree. I've only seen them once here in SE Florida. Very pretty birds.
zuzanne
The Cedar Waxwings arrived last year in my yard (SW Florida) in two flocks I estimated to total about 400 birds. I was alerted to their presence by the "whoosh" sound they make when the flock turns in unison.
suesart wrote:
just outside our house
Looks like a "Bird Tree" LoL.
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