PEANUT and red-bellied woodpecker at a local conservation area
P is for PEANUT
Many birds love raw peanuts, a rich source of protein and other nutrients such as vitamins A and E, zinc ans iron.
PEANUT and bluejay
Birds with strong bills (woodpeckers, cardinals, nuthatches) like peanuts in the shell. Sometimes peanuts are eaten on the spot or taken away to be eaten later.
PEANUT and red squirrel
Aha! This "non bird" is also fond of peanuts!
I am linking to Jenny Matlock at Alphabe-Thursday HERE
I am also linking to Rurality Blog Hop HERE.
these are so sweet, each with a peanut. bray park birds and squirrels come runnning and flying when a person walks in the park. begging for peanuts.
ReplyDeleteSweet seeing them all with a peanut.
ReplyDeleteOkay, now you're just showing off! How do you do this? Fantastic stuff!
ReplyDeleteI like this peanut series! Great birds and photos!
ReplyDeleteCharming photos, even with the squirrel!
ReplyDeleteThe critters sure do like peanuts don't they.
ReplyDeleteGoodie, more great bird pictures. We feed peanuts to the jays and love to watch them.
ReplyDeleteDarla
really awesome shots...love the peanut prop!
ReplyDeleteThose animals really love peanuts! That gives me an idea to pick up a bag for my birds!
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome shots of the birds with their peanuts ( and of course the squirrel is very cute too). Nice captures, and thanks also for stopping by my blog. Have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteWow terrific photos!
ReplyDeleteAwesome photos! It amazes me to see these relatively small birds with such huge nuts securely in their beaks.
ReplyDeleteYour world is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteAwesome photos! I was amazed last year when I put out some pecans. They were small and quite hard-shelled. I figured the squirrels would love them, but it surprised me to see the jays hammering them open and enjoying the nut goodies!
ReplyDeleteWonderful series, they all have their beaks and mouths full!
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ReplyDeleteI love red-bellied woodpeckers and you've captured him perfectly. Beautiful shots!
Precious shots- love those peanut stuffed faces.
ReplyDeleteThey're having such PERFECTLY PEANUT-Y fun! I love the red squirrel, never saw one in nature!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots of these peanut eaters who look like they are biting off more than they can chew! :)
ReplyDeleteActually I was aware the non-bird was fond of peanuts. But didn't know these birds also liked it so much. Lovely captures!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots! Beautifully done! I didn't know peanuts were such a hit with birds. Most of the ones I see here are seed-eaters, or hawks and eagles. I wonder what a supply of peanuts might bring. . .
ReplyDeleteYou really make fabulous pictures! I must admit I love the cute squirrel!
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ReplyDeleteBirds and squirrel know what is good. Great pictures. Yours.
Love your peanuts pictures!
ReplyDelete"Sometimes you feel like a nut......"
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All delightful images, love them all.
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures. Yes,the squirrels seem to find the free food as well.
ReplyDeleteMust be the season, since I also spotted a neighborhood squirrel with a peanut he clearly wasn't interested in sharing with anyone, let alone me.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots! I love peanuts also, so I guess I'm in good company...
ReplyDeletePeanuts mm yummy oh to be a bird and eat peanuts without risk of getting fat
ReplyDeleteGreat captures! Just for the record, goats LOVE peanuts too!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos, I love those beautiful colors, excellent catches. Greetings.
ReplyDeleteThe bird shots are so awesome! I love the squirrel, too, but the detail in the birds just blows me away!
ReplyDeleteAlthough that non-bird character looks nice with the peanut, I really like your first photo.
ReplyDeleteHope he's not allergic!
ReplyDeleteYou are so right! I put peanuts
ReplyDeleteout for the squirrels and the
blue jays grab them..
Great photos
sandy
There was a squirrel in my back yard today busily burying a peanut in the snow! silly squirrel!
ReplyDeleteFantastic shots. I am envious of the first one as I haven't managed to photograph the red-bellied woodpeckers so far this year. I spot them going up and down my trees but they move too fast for me.
ReplyDeleteWe have a ton of walnut trees around our house, and I always enjoy watch the squirrels with them. Wonderful shots!
ReplyDeleteLove your "peanuts" captures...all so nice. May have to take your advise and buy some peanuts.
ReplyDeleteThey do so love peanuts! I'll have to get some again. Awesome photos!
ReplyDeleteThese are great love them all!!!
ReplyDeleteOur birds are eating peanuts like crazy!
ReplyDeleteSuper captures!
ReplyDeleteThese are great. I love the squirrel shot.
ReplyDeleteHey Ms. T.G. ~~ I hadn't realized that woodpeckers liked peanuts in the shell. I will try scattering some close to the tree that ours works so hard in trying to find a worm.
ReplyDeleteYour pictures are great!!!
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ReplyDeleteGreat capture, the birds are gorgeous and I'm really enchanted by the cute squirrel!
ReplyDeleteLéia
Lovely *P* post – great photography as always!
ReplyDeleteMust put out peanuts around here!
Visiting from Alphabe-Thursday
those are some awesome action shots. You've got some talent.
ReplyDeletebeautiful shots. wish we could leave peanuts out, but unfortunately the really unwanted critters show up :)
ReplyDeleteLove the non-bird best. =>
ReplyDeleteFantastic captures♫ Enjoyed your blog today♫ My P effort: http://lore-eleven.blogspot.com/2013/03/pipes.html
ReplyDeletePeanuts galore... keeping them fed! Thank you for joining in 'Rurality Blog Hop #5' Hope to see you next Wednesday for #6...
ReplyDeleteWho else but you could capture all these critters with a peanut in their mouths (or beaks, as it may be).
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This is one of the most creative P words for the week!
ReplyDeleteI love your captures!
And all the critters enjoy the p-nuts!
Thanks for the smile.
A+
Found a peanut....found a peanut....found a peanut just now...just now I found a peanut....found a peanut just now....You have heard that song, haven't you?
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