Tag: Wild Birds

Vogue! Mr Kingbird!

The Eastern Kingbird is one of my favorite species. Perhaps that is because they can be easy to film since they hunt insects by perching quietly atop a fence post or tree branch while in wait. This handsome bird chose to land at the… Continue Reading “Vogue! Mr Kingbird!”

Bell’s Vireo

The cute little bird, Bell’s Vireo, is very common at our farm. I hear their song in several locations around the property. They spend their time in the underbrush and wild raspberry bramble, and they are small, so I rarely get to see them.… Continue Reading “Bell’s Vireo”

Bluebirds at House “J”

Birdhouse “J” is located north of our farm pond, in a low area where, during heavy rains, a temporary stream forms which funnels the run off into the pond. I wasn’t sure if the birds would like this spot – as it’s low, but… Continue Reading “Bluebirds at House “J””

Honey, I’m Home

These photos are of Tree Swallows in House “T” on the far East side of our property. This location has been used by Tree Swallows for several years in a row. I think they approve of the wide open spaces – with very few… Continue Reading “Honey, I’m Home”

Blue Gem

This Indigo Bunting was snacking on some grass seed alongside the pond. What a beautiful bird.

Common Yellowthroat

I have a bit of an issue with the names that many bird species are given. Words like, Killdeer; it’s just not right. How can that lovely bird kill a deer? Dickcissel? What? And, the most recent species on my list (only because I… Continue Reading “Common Yellowthroat”

Bluebirds in House D2

It was very late in what had been a very overcast day. However the radar suggested that the clouds were about to pass. So, I went out to check out what was happening around the property. This pair of Eastern Bluebirds is feeding chicks.… Continue Reading “Bluebirds in House D2”

Robins & Raccoons

I waited near a house where Bluebirds had been raising their brood, a few weeks earlier. As it turned out, it seemed that their chicks had fledged and mama was setting on their third set of eggs. While I was very excited for the… Continue Reading “Robins & Raccoons”

Wren Parents

It’s been a minute since I’ve been able to share new photos. I took these pictures on 7/19/25. This is a House Wren on its way to feed chicks. It’s mate was watching and waiting for its return. Isn’t this ability to take off… Continue Reading “Wren Parents”

Barn Swallow babes

We’ve been very busy preparing for and conducting a Service Dog Handler Instruction event, where we transfer our clients’ dogs back to them, after having trained them as fully functioning assistance dogs. A couple of days ago, on the eve of the three-day event,… Continue Reading “Barn Swallow babes”