Is this a Partridge in a Pear tree???
Chick-a-dee-dee-dee Chick-a-dee-dee
Well it is a Pear tree anyway
Here he/she is again. Yummy!
We also have the Chestnut-backed Chickadee which is very pretty.
Wing your way to Stewart's http://www.paying-ready-attention-gallery.blogspot.com/ to see some fabulous birds of the world.
We also have the Chestnut-backed Chickadee which is very pretty.
Wing your way to Stewart's http://www.paying-ready-attention-gallery.blogspot.com/ to see some fabulous birds of the world.
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17 comments:
such a cutie. and i'd love that pear!
I love the cute chickadees, great shots!
So sweet :)
The chickadee is one of my favorite birds :)
I love the chickadees. They move so fast that sometimes they are hard to capture!
He/she should be eating the pear! Yummy!
These little guys are so sweet!~
Looks like it's filling up for winter.
I love these little birds...just something about them.
I miss all the Chickadees. When Mom was here we had the bird feeder on the porch and they buzzed in and out all the time with the melodic voices. Now that we aren't in Bellingham as much, it didn't make sense to keep the feeder going. - Margy
Cute little birds.
A Black-capped Chickadee in a pear tree! Sounds almost like a Xmas song I vaguely remember!
A beautiful sight!
Nice! I don't believe I've ever seen a Chickadee in a pear tree, although I see a lot of them here. I just hung my sunflower seed feeder back up and they were right there. I really enjoy their antics all winter.
Nice - I miss little garden birds like these!
Stewart M - Melbourne
I love chickadees! Thanks for the ID help on my bird post. I appreciate it.
Aren't they just wonderful, love these!
That first shot is amazing. Love the wild blueberry picture. We found some bushes about half an hour from our cabin by quad, but I know we won't get back when they are ready to pick. Maybe next year. - Margy
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