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Friday, November 3, 2017

Birds

This guy was across the street on a fir tree and then another Eagle came along and buzzed him and off they went.  Didn't get a picture because I was so busy watching.

 Pileated Woodpecker

 This guy was just walked through the property
 I watched for awhile and then it flew up to the top of the tree
 and then disappeared
These guys are just for fun

Linking to Eileens Saturday's Critters~~~~~HERE

14 comments:

Margaret Birding For Pleasure said...

Lovely selection of birds in this post Mary. Have a marvellous weekend.

Tom said...

...I see a bunch of the last ones!

Joyful said...

beautiful!

eileeninmd said...

Hello Mary Beth, Love the Eagle and the Pileated Woodie. The White Peacock is pretty. I like the lawn full of Flamingos, cute.

Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, enjoy your weekend!

Lea said...

Great photos - I love to see woodpeckers!
Have a wonderful week-end!

Lowell said...

I also like those woodpeckers. The flamingos are just too chintzy. We've got real ones but people still stick these stupid things in the ground!

A Colorful World said...

Your real bird visitors are the real fun! So awesome! The pink flamingoes remind me of when the man who invented them died a couple of years ago...isn't it funny how sometimes an idea will just explode and you see it everywhere!

William Kendall said...

The peacock is a surprise!

Liz Powley said...

It's not everyday that a white peacock walks through anyone's yard :D and we certainly don't see eagles everyday here either. thanks for some great shots :D

Best wishes,
Liz

Rose said...

How cool that the Bald Eagle was across the street! I would love that...love the pileated woodpecker...but what is the white bird?

The Furry Gnome said...

Cool Flamingos!

Coastal BC Stories Books said...

Does the peacock belong to someone or is it an escapee? - Margy

ellen b said...

Wonderful photos of these birds!

Angie said...

A white peacock just walked through the yard ... I would have been rubbing my eyes and doing a double-take. The flamingos, on the other hand, would not have gotten a second glance ... hahaha!