Last November I filmed this near Yorkton Saskatchewan when out for a drive with our grandkids. Could my western Canada friends enlighten me as to what kind of birds these were??

It was nice of a wren to provide background music. When I finished, I realized there were a bunch of robins in the trees across the road 😊

This week I’ve finally been hearing the spring songs of birds who have been all but silent during the winter. There’s a beautiful steady constant about some things in nature.

Lots of dating going on!

Could hardly hold the phone camera steady from laughter as my grandson kept following my husband and undoing what he was shovelling. 😆

Wrens have only joined our yards in the last few years. I’m thrilled these tiny bundles of energy hang around in the winter and then do their jobs diligently (and very loudly) in the summer gobbling up all the bad bugs and caterpillars. Can’t wait to hear their distinctive springtime calls. Soon!

Peanuts! Where’s the PEANUTS?!! And I wonder how the bird feeders empty so quickly!

Swimming into the sunrise.

Dear Mr and/or Ms Hawk,
I know you need to eat. I have birds. But they are mine. Let me introduce you to a free all-you-need-to-eat buffet with all the trimmings. You can soar there in 30 seconds. Go there instead.

At times when it’s cold and dark, I like to revisit summer’s warmth and light.

He’s a beautiful bird in his own right, sitting next to my bird feeders….but this is not what I had in mind in ‘feeding the birds’.