jwt Loc: Texas Hill Country

Finished work for the day and was taking out the trash when I saw them coming in to feed. All of these shots are from the same session just a few minutes ago. It's amazing the variety we have here now and they are all hungry. I hope you enjoy them and please try the down loads.

Hungry robin

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Help on this one

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Mocking bird

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Wood pecker

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Pretty not sure of species

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Another one

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Bunches in the tree tops

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Another wood pecker

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Blenheim Orange Loc: Michigan

Nice shots jwt.

Those are Waxwings, they look to be Cedar Waxwings with those yellowish bellies.

Mike

MT Shooter Loc: Montana

Looks like all the ones you couldn't ID are Cedar Waxwings to me.

jwt Loc: Texas Hill Country

Thanks Mike for stopping by and the nice comments. I tried looking those 'Cedar Waxwings' up in my bird book but didn't stumble across them. Now that you've helped I will look again. Thanks again.

jwt Loc: Texas Hill Country

Thanks for stopping by MT Shooter, Now that they have been identified for me, I will look them up in my bird book. Thanks again.

gregoryd45 Loc: Fakahatchee Strand

Very very nice Jim, good series. You seem to have a nice flock of Cedar Waxwings visiting, lucky you, thanks for sharing

jwt Loc: Texas Hill Country

Thanks ever so much Gregory for stopping by and for the nice comment. As always very much appreciated. We have all the song birds massing now and I think they will leave with the human snowbirds. Thanks again.

angler Loc: StHelens England

Excellent set Jim.

jwt Loc: Texas Hill Country

Thanks Jim for stopping by and for the nice comment; always appreciated. :) :thumbup:

gregoryd45 Loc: Fakahatchee Strand

Today is Ash Wednesday, the count down for the exodus of the human snow bird begins, won't be too much longer Jim. Hopefully a few of the Waxwings will hang around

Sirius_one Loc: S.F. Bay Area

Nice set of hungry birds.

SX2002 Loc: Adelaide, South Australia

Lovely shots Jim... :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

jwt Loc: Texas Hill Country

Absolutely correct Gregory and though all the businesses enjoy them visiting the traffic will improve 100 pct when they start their migration northward. The Waxwings are more than welcome to stay though. :)

jwt Loc: Texas Hill Country

Thanks for stopping by Sirius and for the nice comment. Glad you liked them. :)

jwt Loc: Texas Hill Country

Thanks for looking in SX2002, and for the nice comments and the thumbup's really appreciated. :) :thumbup: