More shots of the single young doe that’s been hanging around our yard for several weeks. She has lost her spots but still seems so tiny. Several times she takes a break under the big oak tree next door. I even caught her sleeping one afternoon. She usually lays there for about half an hour nibbling on the grass and then moves on.
All of the usual birds stopping by in early November.
This is the first time I’ve seen a bluebird at my feeder. They stop by the bird bath but I’ve never seen them on the feeder. They usually eat at my neighbor’s feeder. He uses mealworms.
Four of the seven turkey family walking across the golf course in the backyard (the other 3 were down in the bushes).
My neighbor’s muhly grass looks beautiful in early November. The native grass blooms pink in the fall. It made me miss the ones we had in our backyard in Tampa. We thought about planting some outside of our new (ish) townhome but there isn’t a good sunny spot to put it.
Sunset in the pond across the street. This was in late October. We haven’t seen orange skies since.
What a lovely sunset, and an amazing array of birds.
Oh that sunset – heres to hoping more color comes your way!!
and the Turkeys.. out of a stroll hah!
Thank you for your beautiful pictures throughout the year. Love your new yard birds. I’m a bit envious.
Merry Christmas! Chris
Quite a lovely assortment!
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That’s a terrific group of “usual” visitors! No need to travel for good birding when good birds come to you.
Merry Christmas, Dina.
Season’s Greetings from Sharon’s Souvenirs!
Your usual visitors decorate your yard nicely, and that sunset made me take a long second look. Beautiful photos.