Saturday, June 28, 2025

Heron's Fishing

 In a sunny morning at the wetland, a Great Blue Heron was staring the water.


"I am hungry."🐟?


With a splash,
"I  striked a fish!"👍


The fish skewered with the beaks,
"Ready for breakfast."☺️🎶



"It's already down in my throat."😋


Saturday, June 21, 2025

Backyard Birds

The fuchsias are in bloom.  Anna's Hummingbird likes to drink the nectar.



"My favorite flower."👍


"My favorite is blueberries."😄



"My favorite is roasted sunflower seeds."😍

Note:  Black-headed Grosbeak visited me after many years of  absence.  Many trees are gone due to development.  It is hard for them to come to my backyard.😥

Saturday, June 14, 2025

Hot and Dry

  Oregon has been dry this season.   At the wetland, many birds are nesting.


Brown-headed Cowbird: "I am worried about the water supply here.  
We need a lot of bugs to feed the babies."




House Finch:  "So far it is ok for my family.  Look my kid(left) is growing up."



Eurasian Collard-dove "I do not come here often, but is it a good place to stay?"




Sunday, June 8, 2025

Big Bird

 One day at the wetland, I was taking a picture of  a heron.  Then I noticed something moving at the far end. What is it?😎


"I am a big bird."🦅


"My morning routine to fly over the water."🦅🎶


"You are lucky to see me here today."🤩👍☮️


Sunday, June 1, 2025

Summer Backyard

 A summer bird, Rufous Hummingbird, stops over once in a while.


"I love these hotlips."


Bewick's Wren is busy, sand bathing.

"Not a dead bird.  Feel so good."

"I need to clean my feathers."



"My favorite summer flowers are back. "


Saturday, May 24, 2025

The Wetland Summer

 At the nearby wetland, young Canada Geese are busy with their parents.


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"It takes a while to train them all.  Today is swimming."😊



Black-headed Grosbeak:  "I am still looking for a mate this summer." 😎🩷



Cedar Waxwing:  "I like to eat these berries."  😁👍


Saturday, May 17, 2025

Summer Visitors

 A summer bird, Wilson's Warbler, came to see me after a long absence.


Wilson's Warbler, male:  "I still remember your backyard."


Bushtit:  "I am a regular visitor."


Bewick's Wren:  "Me, too."