There’s really no such thing as a gray day in my backyard.
Sure, the skies might be dull and overcast, but that just seems to make the bold colors of the birds all the more brilliant.




Still, in the spirit of keeping things real, there was a bit or unwelcome gray to my day…

…but that gray was soon chased away to make room for brighter feathers.
even the gray in your backyard is beautiful kathy! 🙂
I actually like taking pictures on grayer days more than sunny days. 🙂
Beautiful photos!
Thank you.
You are so welcome. If you send me one if your beautiful bird photos and your whole name I will add it to the post, giving you photo credits too. Is your name Kathy Doremus?
TotallyInspiredPC@gmail.com.
I will do that. 🙂 And yep – Kathy Doremus is indeed me.
Your photo was added to the blog post yesterday. 🙂
Thanks. 😊
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You are indeed blessed and it’s wonderful you can share this blessing with others.
Thank you!
Love your pictures, as always, Kathy. I see all those and more except for the pine warblers. Do you have any information on what I can do to attract them to my Backyard Bird Buffet?
The Pine Warblers in my yard seem to come mostly for Bark Butter and water. I have several branches strapped to my deck that I spread the Bark Butter on, so maybe that has a natural feel to them. They might hang about because my backyard is fairly wooded.
Our colorful birds are pretty faded this time of year. The goldfinches are nearly white and the house finches have lost a lot of their red blush. We do get the occasional blue jay to brighten our day.
Loving the back shot detail of wings on the first bird Kathy. No grey days if a bird is present, because all you have to do is listen to their song and the world sparkles.
Aren’t the wing patterns amazing!