Birds out & about in early February
True there are no flowers in my Ontario gardens right now but, I have bird feeders so there are tons of birds.
Largest square: female Northern Cardinal.
Moving clockwise: White-breasted Nuthatch, Mourning Dove, male Northern Cardinal, Tree Sparrow, and Dark-eyed junco
I am Linking to Mosaic Monday HERE.
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a beautiful array. :)
ReplyDeleteLovely see the birds of winter. Especially enjoy your cardinal photos.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of the birds
ReplyDeleteGreetings
A very beautiful assortment of birds.
ReplyDeletethat momma cardinal is beautiful, she is even outshining the male in this shot
ReplyDeleteI love cardinals. Nice shots.
ReplyDeleteA lovely group, EG!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I miss North American birds. All you get around here are crows and pigeons. :(
ReplyDeleteThat's wonderful. We probably should put out a bird feeder but when we've tried the squirrels have defeated all attempts to provide sustenance for the avians.
ReplyDeleteWe do have cardinals in the bushes around the house, though. The cats watch them very carefully through the windows. Wonder what they're thinking?
You do see a nice variety there. They are colorful too, a pretty replacement for the flowers to come later. Beautiful mosaic! Have a happy week!
ReplyDeletevery nice and in some ways better than flowers.
ReplyDeleteNice series, highlighting that winter isn't bland at all. It is full of life and colours.
ReplyDeleteNice collage of sweet birds. I am so glad we have a lot of feeders around. We have lots of different birds here too. MB
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pictures, as usual! Your female cardinal is so much prettier than the ones I have seen in Virginia.
ReplyDeleteThese pretty birds make a great mosaic. I guess they are winter's blooms. :)
ReplyDeleteHow pretty!
ReplyDeleteAwesome visitors. It has been very quite here, not much happening. Enjoy the week:)
ReplyDeleteNice variety of birds. And I love how you've displayed your photos.
ReplyDeleteWe have the same birds here in Virginia. Guess they are fairly adaptable.
ReplyDeleteI always love seeing those bright, red Cardinals.
ReplyDeleteThe female cardinal looks quite lovely from this set.
ReplyDeleteNice shots- I really love the cardinals.
ReplyDeleteI'm a particular fan of cardinals. We see them occasionally down here, but more often see them up north.
ReplyDeleteAw, they look so sweet! The colors show up so brilliantly against the winterscape (I laughed out loud at your comment re: seeing smiles/frowns in my chapel ceiling shot:)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots of your winter birds. We have all of these at our feeders this winter and they sure have been a hungry bunch!
ReplyDeletenice birds...
ReplyDeletethanks
The male cardinal is amazing seen against the snow. Around here garden centres seem to sell more bird seed than seeds for planting.
ReplyDeleteJust fabulous !
ReplyDeletewhat a coincidence! I'm doing a winter birds post today. I've had enough of funerals, sickness. cheery photos!
ReplyDelete(ツ) from Cottage Country Ontario , ON, Canada!
Beautiful photo collage of lovely birds. You are really kind to provide feed for the poor critters !
ReplyDeleteYou have such colorful birds it almost makes up for having no flowers.
ReplyDeleteDarla
These are beautiful winter birds! Fantastic shots!
ReplyDeleteA very nice collage...aren't the female cardinals so beautiful? Of course I love the males, but when you look at the female, they are just as beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots of the beautiful birds.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots. Every so often I will have 2 cardinal pairs visiting my yard.
ReplyDeleteYour feathered friends are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI am noticing that a few birds are beginning to return here. Spring can't be too far behind! :-)
I don't know why but I have no juncos nor nuthatches here ( and you'd think with the amount of food that I put out some would come to visit! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely photos / If I can't have some of these birds visit ME I'll enjoy them visiting YOU :)
What a colourful array of birds you have found! Your so brave venturing out in the weather here.
ReplyDeleteBeauties!
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely winter friends:-)
ReplyDeleteWhile we are already in transition from less hot to more hot to our dry season, you are still deep in your snow. Oh how i pity the birds! They really look cold, if only they can come here this time! haha
ReplyDeleteWonderful selection of some of my favorite birds Tina.. Happy Valentine's Day....Michelle
ReplyDeleteI love the cardinal. I haven't seen one of those in a long time.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I haven't had the variety of birds I usually do this winter. I'm glad you're sharing yours.
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