At any rate it's mind boggling.
On this particular day these birds were in the trees next to our property, making a terrible racket. They seemed to be all Red-winged Blackbirds.
There were far more than is shown here.
Coming in for a landing.
Yesterday morning at 07:15. A sign of things to come!




7 comments:
Wow,you do have a lot of birds at your place.Do they clean out the feeders quickly?I like the sunrise/sunset? picture,beautiful color.
I need to tell you that every time I visit your site I want to jump in the car and drive down the road on the header.Looks very inviting.
Yesterday we had a flock of Pine Siskins come through ... they came, cleaned out the feeders and they went! The Pine Siskins we had earlier in the fall had already flown the coup!
Swarms like this are fascinating and like you, I wonder why? The ones on the road...warmth? Great photos. I'm always glad that I only get the huge swarms on the very worse days of winter. The rest of the time they stay in the nearby fields.
You have some amazing pictures here. I love the butterflies on the side and that sunrise is stunning!!
Whoa... tons of the feathered fellas, hey? Wow... sometimes I'll see them in huge flocks overhead but they don't usually sit on the ground like that... hmmm...
What a wonderful sunrise sky!! Beautiful.
~Michele~
Mountain Retreat- Canada
I sometimes wonder if birds make and hear sounds that humans can't hear. Or maybe they somehow communicate that when the sun crosses at a certain latitude or the temperature lowers to a certain number of degrees they'll meet at such-and-such a marsh or so-and-so's field.
I agree the natural world is amazing and there's still a tremendous amount we humans know very little about.
What a lovely sunrise photo! The colors are great!
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