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| The babies are here! I've spent a good amount of time photographing these Baltimore oriole juveniles, and I found out they aren't as easy as I thought! My goodness are they fast and so much arguing! Here is a young male in the tree waiting his turn at the grape jelly. |
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| A newcomer at the restaurant too is this male House Finch. I did see him eat some jelly. |
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| Another juvenile male oriole in the trees. |
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| Here is a female begging food from Dad. |
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| I love this one, a young male on his first time to the feeder no doubt. He looks a bit suspicious don't you think, as the wind blows his top feathers.. Happy WBW, and be sure to click on over to http://pineriverreview.blogspot.com to see lots more birds. |
11 comments:
they have pretty neat coloration, even as young ones!
It is so good to see the next generation start visiting the feeders.
Very cute!
I am afraid to try the grape jelly - we have so many bees and ants that get in the hummer feeders, I am afraid they would just swarm the jelly! But I would LOVE to have some shots like this! Great photos - all of them!
Love the cute juvie Orioles. I love all the Orioles, they are beautiful birds. Wonderful photos, have a great day.
These are FABULOUS!!!!
Ahhh...how cute! I don't even see the adults here. Great photos!
Great shots!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
Great photos. Juveniles are always fun to watch.
How lucky you are to be able to watch these babies grow up! Great captures.
a lovely snap shot from around the feeders, nicely put together
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