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oh he is pretty. I saw a juvenile cardinal on my fence the other day.
My favorite bird!
Father,
It’s interesting to see the birds that are just arriving at your feeders. The hummingbirds and buntings arrived here in Northeast Texas around the 1st of April. Evidently, it takes a month to get from here to there. The hummingbirds will stay here until October 1st, at which time I quit feeding them to encourage them to be on their way south.
I fill my feeders with a mixture of hen scratch from the feed store and sunflower seeds, 3 cups of henscratch to 1 cup of sunflower. All the birds seem to like it. We’ve got buntings (indigo and painted), cardinals, nuthatches, tufted titmice, carolina chickadees, blue grosbeaks, rose-breasted grosbeaks (which usually don’t stay here so they must have been on their way up north), and summer tanagers. Even the woodpeckers come to the feeders and pick out what they like. Whatever they drop on the ground, the doves and squirrels will eat, so nothing really goes to waste.
Pulling up Duke Ellington Mood Indigo now..
How beautiful is Mr. Indigo. Many years ago I saw one, I didn’t notice it until it stepped from the shade into the sun. He almost glowed, he was gorgeous. Thank again for sharing the lovely birds and I hope ZCam/computer will be able to be resuscitated.
Gorgeous! Thank you for sharing. I really love seeing the birds.
I like the bird pics. They are very instructive as well as entertaining. I hope the Z-cam gets fixed soon.
I read once in a bird book that the Indigo Buntings are not technically blue. There is not a blue pigment in their feathers. However, there is something about the feathers that makes them reflect only the blue light . . . more like a spectral thing than a pigmentation thing. I don’t know how that works, but I know they are beautiful. They are my most favorite of all birds. I find them to be very shy and skittish. Along the Towpath where I run there is a little enclave of them. How I love to see them dart across the path!