White-throated Sparrows, Blue Jays, Cardinals and Juncos don’t seem to mind a hop on the crunchy snow, so long as an abundance of seeds fallen from the bird feeders is on offer.








Photographs taken with a bridge camera journaling nature and everyday life in Central Massachusetts and beyond.
White-throated Sparrows, Blue Jays, Cardinals and Juncos don’t seem to mind a hop on the crunchy snow, so long as an abundance of seeds fallen from the bird feeders is on offer.
What beautiful visitors you get to enjoy at your feeders, Julie. Of the ones depicted, we only get to see the Blue Jays and Juncos.
There are fewer birds in Winter, of course, but they look striking against the snow, and I love to watch them “party” around the feeders.
I can relate, Julie, as I arranged my desk with a straight view of our feeders. I can spend hours watching their antics.
Such exquisite birds – it is amazing that they survive the snowy winters!
So true!