And so it goes on a Saturday Morning at the Bird Feeder.
Saturday, January 25, 2025
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SO cute!!! And the Juncos are back!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ginny, yes the Juncos are back, at least in my photos. Truth is they have always been around but it took me a while to get a photo :)
DeletePrecious, Denise. Well done.
ReplyDeleteMuch appreciated Margaret, thank you :)
DeleteDefinitely dry feathers here. Too dry. Hope your weekend is lovely.
ReplyDeleteI hope you get some rain soon, not too much and just enough :)
DeleteI'm snuggling under a blanket and keeping cozy - lovely bird talk - I feel it in my bones.
ReplyDeleteLovely! I am feeling the cold in my bones, that’s for sure, lol! Thanks Carol, stay warm :)
DeleteI love these bird talks every Saturday!
ReplyDeleteThe penguin is great too.
Surely their wings are dry!
It snowed here even though we expected it!
I hope it rains there rains and snows are wealth for agriculture!!
Have a beautiful weekend Denise🧡🌸
Thank you Katerina, I am so glad :) I hope you get your rain. I know how much the farmers depend on the weather. You have a beautiful weekend also my friend 💦🌧️🩷🌸🌧️💦
DeleteThey are having a conference
ReplyDeleteThey always seem to be :)
DeleteLooks like most of those birds should have listened a little closer to their feathers. We had snow again yesterday and I'm hoping it doesn't start up again today. As it is I have to go out this afternoon so I'll probably have to shovel.
ReplyDeleteI think so too Ann :) as for your snow? Send Gibbs out! He did such a great job last time. I hope your neighbor will help again.
DeleteThey were having fun!
ReplyDeleteThanks Angie, they certainly were :)
DeleteI hope it's not too cold. What is 'too cold?' I hope it's not cold . . .
ReplyDeleteIt’s all relative isn’t it Janice. It is -1 degrees C.
DeleteHaha ... truly enjoyed this chatty little group. Seems like feelings and feathers might not be quite as reliable as barometers and science. :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful, am so glad you enjoyed Penelope and very true :)
DeleteHah! My brother lives in VA also and I recall visiting when they had a snowstorm one time and how amazed everyone but me was since I am from WI.
ReplyDeleteMy grandmother used to say that Juncos predicted snow. I'm not sure how.
Thanks for the visit!
Hello Val, thank you so much for visiting me back, I much appreciate you doing so :) very interesting what your grandmother said. Our juncos appear here at the onset of the colder months and leave in the Spring. How nice that your brother lives in Virginia. Some of my husband’s family on his dad’s side settled in North Dakota, but there were those who settled in WI also.
Deleteoh my, now we have feathered weather persons? looks like they are just like the humans, one says it will and on says it will not... this is adorable and I LOVE the penguin
ReplyDeleteApparently so Sandra and very happy you enjoyed. I never know how their conversations are going to go until I pick each photo but this seemed to fit somehow. They were a chatty bunch today :) I have you to thank for the penguin. I found him at pixabay.com which you introduced me to years ago. Always grateful to you for that :)
DeleteMOL BOL LOL da fine feathered friends do need a feather overhaul.
ReplyDeleteThis time of year were have a lot of Junco's aka snow birds. They are quite lovely gray feathers with white belly...I very sternly told them it was time to L E A V E.
Love the feeder talk
Hugs Cecilia
Thanks Cecilia, they need a barometer that's for sure, LOL! Juncos are a pretty bird I agree. I think it will be a few more months before they leave :) Glad you enjoyed. Sending hugs :)
DeleteA fun dialog at your bird feeders, Denise. God created so many birds for us to enjoy watching!
ReplyDeleteSo happy you think so Ellen, and thank you my friend :)
DeleteLooks like it is going to be a dry-feather day here too!
ReplyDeleteI hope the farmers get the right amount of snow this winter :)
DeleteCool post!
ReplyDeleteThank you Anne :)
DeleteDisagreements and wrong information keep us in constant arguments.
ReplyDeleteIsn't that the truth Red? :)
DeleteYou must have so much fun with your bird Saturdays! I love them!
ReplyDeleteI do Jeanie, thank you for recognizing that, and so glad you love them. I know I do. They keep me continuously entertained :)
DeleteNice birds, a good variety. I do not see the doves often.
ReplyDeleteTake care, have a wonderful weekend.
Thanks Eileen, we do get a good variety and fortunate that the doves stay with us :) You take care and have a wonderful weekend also :)
DeleteFun!
ReplyDeleteMuch appreciated Christine, thank you :)
DeleteThat's funny!
ReplyDeleteHappy you think so Sandra, thank you :)
DeleteIt isn’t going to snow here either today … BUT Monday evening snow is forecasted.
ReplyDeleteHi Linda, I hope you don't get too much :)
DeleteLovely Denise, thank you.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
You are very welcome my friend and thank you. All the best to you too :)
DeleteLindos pájaros. te mando un beso.
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Delete¡Muchas gracias! Disfruto de los pájaros. Te man
So cute! It's warmed up here into the teens! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Rita and I am happy for you :) Even though still cold, when the needle moves a few degrees to the better, I always am very grateful :)
DeleteNo more snow!! And I think the forecast for tomorrow is for rather lovely temperatures, right? Yippee!! Here's to some snow melting tomorrow:)
ReplyDeleteThat is good news, isn’t it? :) I see the snow slowly melting here. Yippee! :)))
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