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There's Trouble in Town........Check it out.

Ya gotta love your camera, barb.--That is quite the picture.

awesome Picture Barb

What the HECK is that?!? Got any BETTER pictures? Fabulous SHOT!!!

Thanks Junigirl,Diane , Thorn,

Best I could do ...He was mooning me?????????????

You tell me what it is.

Great shot Dodge! What settings did you use. I'm not sure what it is, but my first guess is Pine Siskin.


Here are some pics I posted last February:



It looks like there's a bit of yellow on the right wing, and underneath the left on your pic, Dodge.

Settings?

Probably auto

And quick fingers..LOL
I thought maybe song Sparrow.. THe camera blows it up ..
b

That is an awesome picture Barb!! You do well with that Canon!!

Thanks plantqueen.

Wish I knew how to use it LOL.. I know nothing on settings..
b

hERE IS THE FRONT TODAY.

YEP! That's a Pine Siskin! GREAT SHOT! They RARELY come to Tennessee. I've only seen them personally once, about 15 years ago at my Mother's farm.

I don't have any unusual birds in my yard. Just the same ones over and over.

Whose fault is that??????????

Yours?

Mine.

Why is that Thornius? To where do dodge's bird migrate? Why don't the visit me? Is it the heat or food variety?

You get unusual birds in your yard. you just have to look CAREFULLY for them. I have had Canada Geese, Great Blue Herons, Ring-Billed Gulls, and Yellow-Billed Cuckoos in my yard throughout the year.

You should live next to me. You'd laugh. I'm constantly running around the yard taking pictures of birds. They're always the same ones. I'm out in my nightgown, hair sticking up everywhere, any time I see a bird I fly out the back door like a lunatic camera in hand. I did see a pileated wookpecker one time but didn't have my camera with me. My husband thinks I've lost it.

sheri

it is thorns fault we all lost it.lol

Same here ,but not outside in nite gown.lol

I've also had Yellow-Bellied Sapsuckers, a Pileated Woodpecker, Northern Harriers, Cooper's Hawks, and American Kestrels.

maybe I've actually seen them and just don't know what they are but they all look like cardinals, nuthatches and chickadees to me.

SHOW US!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

show off I think.