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    Window Watching - Birds Visiting My Gardens

    Terry, My recipe is basically the same. 1 c lard 1½ c chunky peanut butter 2c Cornmeal 1½-2c Oats To this I add: crushed egg shells that have been sterilized ¼ c crushed red pepper flakes (which the squirrels despise!) ½ c seed combo (2 or 3 types) nyger, white millet...
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    Window Watching - Birds Visiting My Gardens

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    Window Watching - Birds Visiting My Gardens

    Terry, I tried some commercial suet a few times and the only consistent visitors seemed to be starlings and squirrels. I began making my own suet and now have a wide range of visitors who continue to keep coming back! Unfortunately this includes the darn starlings; squirrels not so much since...
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    Window Watching - Birds Visiting My Gardens

    Female Downy Woodpecker discovers our homemade suet
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    Wldlife of Edmonds, WA. 2014

    Nice shots Terry! Close enough to get her attention? Love the inquisitive look!
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    Wldlife of Edmonds, WA. 2014

    Ha! I can't spell or type but I'll blame auto correct. :)
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    Wldlife of Edmonds, WA. 2014

    Defiantly cute gurlie birds Bill! The lighting and feather details are wonderful. It was a great day to be out.
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    Pileated Woodpecker

    Pileated Pair! Today the Pileated Woodpecker returned and introduced his mate to our garden! I missed capturing the pair together but here are a few of the female.
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    Pileated Woodpecker

    Thank you Rocky, Prior to yesterday I have only seen a pileated woodpecker in my garden on three other occasions. He was back today- early this morning and multiple times in the afternoon. When he leaves he spends time scaling one of the huge Douglas Firs next door. I also saw a hawk...
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    Pileated Woodpecker

    Pileated Woodpecker came around the backyard multiple times today, checking out rotting logs on the ground and sampling several different suet feeders.
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    Wldlife of Edmonds, WA. 2014

    Nice Downy Woodpecker, so nice when the sun is lighting the bird! (Male rather than Female)
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    Wldlife of Edmonds, WA. 2014

    I totally agree, I prefer the movement indicated by the rain.
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    Wldlife of Edmonds, WA. 2014

    Thank you for posting these photos, I have yet to see a meadowlark in person.
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    Wldlife of Edmonds, WA. 2014

    Really enjoyed your gurlie bird collection from Yost Park! I find the Brown Creepers hard to spot and so quick in their movements- nice shots.
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    Hummingbirds, anyone?

    The last photo is my favorite. Beautiful composition and fitting end to your series of shots!
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    Edmonds Orcas

    What a great series of shots! Seal closeups definitely caught the tension of the moment. Whew!
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    Hummingbirds, anyone?

    Daily Visitor To The Fountain Have continued to run my fountain with the exception of three days during our last cold spell. Am finding visitors still coming daily!
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    Beak Deformity

    Don't know if this is proper place to post this, let me know if there's a different place. This song sparrow is a newbie to my yard. I am wondering how often do you see birds with physical deformations? This one has obviously made it into winter. It will be interesting to observe how he...
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    Hummingbirds, anyone?

    Wow! Gorgeous images Mike.
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    Hummingbirds, anyone?

    Hummingbirds - My home in Shoreline, WA A few hummingbird photos


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