Jaci Dawn

This is what greeted me on Saturday morning: a black-headed grosbeak in the suet feeder, with suet stuck to its beak.

I am amazed at how birds adapt to the feeding situation. The suet has mealworms embedded in it, and insects are what birds are hungry for right now – when insects are not as plentiful as they will be in a couple of weeks.

Of course, grosbeaks are known for this: their ability to crunch the hard shells of seeds. The second grosbeak parked itself in the sunflower feeder.

80 degrees Farenheit and a bathing spa! This is a bird’s dream!

What a handsome fellow in the reflection there!

Ahhhh. Water.

Is it an Angry Bird?

Nope – just a robin in its element.

And robins crack me up when one of them gets into the bird bath.

All done now.

Thank you.