And in case you were interested, Bluebirds are in the Thrush family - like Robins.
Have a great weekend :)
Friday, February 21, 2014
The Blue Bird of Happiness
Last Sunday while we (the son and I) were walking we saw two Blue Birds just ahead of us. They were so pretty we just stopped and admired them for a while. Since then they've come to our yard and my son got a few pics.
And in case you were interested, Bluebirds are in the Thrush family - like Robins.
Have a great weekend :)
And in case you were interested, Bluebirds are in the Thrush family - like Robins.
Have a great weekend :)
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I've never seen a blue bird! They are lovely. Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteAren't they? I love them.
DeleteChubby little fellow, isn't he? I guess that's all fluff.
ReplyDeleteYeah, he's fluffing himself to keep warm but it does make him look chubby :)
DeleteSoooo sweet . . . and a lovely reminder spring really does exist, hallelujah. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteI know; they make me happy they're so cute and blue :)
Deletecute little fat bird :)
ReplyDeleteHe is totally a cute little fat bird!
DeleteWe could use a sign of spring like that around here. :)
ReplyDeleteYeah, I'm so done with winter - of course, I was done before it even arrived, lol.
DeleteNice pictures. Have a lovely one.
ReplyDeleteI love birds, and hubs is a birder. Nice photo catch.
ReplyDeleteyep, the son has been practicing :)
DeleteWhat great pictures...makes me think that spring just may show its face again after all.
ReplyDeleteI hope it comes early.
DeleteWe had some robins in our backyard a few days ago. Apparently those Thrush birds are making the rounds;)
ReplyDeleteLove the pics of your bluebird. Even though the winter has been brutal, looks like he has found food. Yay!
We've had robins, too - hence the header pic courtesy of the son "_
DeleteI'm ready to see some robins or bluebirds. Great pics.
ReplyDeleteThanks :)
Deleteadorable! and so far north! that means spring is on the horizon! right?
ReplyDeleteActually, they've been here all winter though we don't necessarily see them all the time.
DeleteThis is why I love living near nature. As a writer it recharges my batteries.
ReplyDeleteDid you leave any food out for them?
ReplyDeleteOh, yes, we have suet and a feeder :)
DeleteI get a lot of different birds at my feeders but I've never been able to attract a bluebird. Loved your pictures.
ReplyDeleteThey don't come as often as the chickadees and nuthatches but it always makes me happy to see them; they're so pretty :)
DeleteWell, aren't they cute! They sure seemed puffed up against the winter cold. Brrrr.
ReplyDeleteHow cool!
ReplyDeleteCute!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos of beautiful birds. Thank you for sharing. I especially love the robin photo. I have not seen one of those since I left NH for CA in 1992.
ReplyDeleteLook at that fat little thing. My word.
ReplyDeleteOh, what sweet little birds! I love seeing that dash of bright color against the white/grey/brown backdrop of winter. It's like a little breath of spring - and Lord knows I could use that right now :)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! All fluffed out to stay warm in such a snowy place. Great photos!
ReplyDeleteThose birds are so cute and round! Great pictures.
ReplyDeleteWhat sweet little fluffery birds!
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