Today is a “regular” day in what it comes to my backyard activity. Is still early in the morning, I saw the shadow of a hawk pass by and spooked all birds out of the feeders.
The usual visitors are showing up to frolic and eat.
The weather is very nice, bright and warm but there’s a soothing cool breeze that makes it pleasant and invigorating. No new species today! Just the ones I mentioned above.
Text and photographs © H.J. Ruiz – Avian 101
This past weekend has been very pleasant and tranquil. We spent a lot of our time shopping around and getting ready for Autumn. We usually buy home supplies in larger quantities to store for our use at least for 3 or 6 months.
Supplies such as paper towels, liquid soap, detergents, cat food and cat litter, cleaners etc. Also first aid supplies.
Then we bought some season plants and other things.
You most likely know how shopping can absorb many hours of your time.
I believe that Tyler will be off school for a week, this might give us a chance to go some place… we’ll see.
The backyard is ok, I had some Brown-headed Cowbirds for a while, the N. Cardinals are here in quantity, M. Doves too.
I can see C. Chickadees coming and going and some Song Sparrows sneaking around. I also see several Ruby-throated Hummingbirds at all times of the day! Once in a while I see a Hawk fly by but that’s all.
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Text and photographs © H.J. Ruiz – Avian 101
“The epitome of paradox is to witness a clown’s execution… It’s hilarious!”
BIRD HUMOR # 16
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Another group of birds that are back to my backyard are the Carolina Chickadee. I’ve seen a bunch of them coming and going from every side of the backyard and getting sunflower seeds from the feeders. These birds are very dynamic and fearless. They do not fuzz to go and grab a seed from under any big bird and get away with it.
I’ve seen some blackbirds this morning as well as Northern Mockingbird, it’s about the time that many birds are passing by to their migration but make a stop to feed on the way. I’m hoping to see some more birds, I have my camera ready just in case.
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Text and photographs © H.J. Ruiz – Avian 101



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