Feeder Report by bmac62
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Description
Haven't seen this old friend (Mrs. Red-belly) for a couple of weeks but she'll be back one of these days.
Since I've been pushing the Safflower seed again (after a three week layoff) I've now got a Tufted Titmouse, a Chickadee, several finches and my old buddy...the Nuthatch back. Best of all, STILL no Grackles and no squirrels!!!
Bill:)

Comments (42)
I am still plagued by the morning doves. Oh well, I'll keep trying....
Really nice capture! I have to get a feeder. :)
Another excellent photo from your nearby feeder...
Sounds like they know where home is! :-) Like this capture mostly because he looks to be contemplating his food before eating it...lol Cute!
Delightful capture...bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
I am amazed at how clean the support rail for the feeder is. You must be wiping it quite a bit! Well done Bill! Clive
I LIKE YOUR OLD FRIEND
Good news, great pic.
Nice!
I see she jumped out your avatar and got a bite to eat :)...Great shot Bill, hope those quarries you mentioned show up soon, then you can share another fine capture with us all...Understand that you need more time on the computer front my friend, just take it slow and ease back in mate!
Hmmmmmmm ... I'm thinking perhaps your avatar has a date for the afternoon? She's quite attractive. :) That safflower seed seems like a miracle! How wonderful, to get only the creatures you want, simply by putting out one seed over another.
Wonderful capture, excellent well done..
She's lovely, as is your capture! So glad to see you back and hear you're well, aside from needing to move slowly.
Great expressiveness in the pose. Wonderful shot. I have several feeders out for different types of birds. Some are for ground feeders, others for mid range and others for the higher feeding birds. The squirrels have their own platform with dried corn on the cob to nibble on so there is no real competition. In a few weeks I'll look at adding the winter blocks of food so the woodpeckers and other bug eaters will see where they need to come to get dinner during the colder months.
Great image. Had to compare her to your avatar as did others. She is different in head marking, probably the easiest to see. Keep them coming, Bill
They are such lovely birds, bet the birds are glad you are back, Bill.
so cute little fellow ! great capture
Excellent shot of this beautiful bird. Perfect!!!
I dont know Bill how do you get all these birds to pose for you?? Paid in seed huh, Must be something you feed them I guess lol Lovely shot of this one, well done!!
wonderful shot! and a great report! you've got a whole tribe over there! grackles and squirrels are real bullies!
I can't keep nuts(the squirrel who lives in our tree) out of the bird feed. Nice shot of her.
A good self portrait Bill! 8~)
Wonderful capture, love the colors of the bird.
A lovely photo of her.
Magnificent lighting effects jump start the wonderful textures so prominent on this demure avian, Bill! With all the species you mentioned, I'm not too sure what variety Mrs Red-Belly represents. Or is a red-belly an actual type bird?
You will have all your old pals back at the feeders in no time. You need to go easy and get your strength back so you can post them as they return. Mrs. Red-belly looks younger than your avatar. Dana
Great capture, Bill! Looks just like you. Our jays return within hours when we get back and put out peanuts. You won't have to wait long. BTW, we had 50 grackles after the safflower the other day. They don't seem to have read the writing on the bag.
A lovely photo and I'm sure she will be back. Some of my waxeyes have left now with all the sun we have been having so we wont see them till next winter. I've still got lots of finches though.
Lovely bird and capture! You have such a skill at capturing our feathered friends. Good luck with the grackles and squirrels.
wonderful capture, great photo!!!