Tag Archives: backyard birds

A Backyard Bird Intermission

Posted on January 19, 2019 by kathydoremus

For the past several posts I’ve been sharing recaps from our recent trip to the Merritt Island Wildlife Refuge. Well, I still have some photos I want to share, but I thought we’d take a bit of a backyard bird … Continue reading →

Posted in Backyard Birds | Tagged backyard birds, birds, hobbies, photography, winter, woodpeckers, writing, Yellow-bellied Sapsucker | 11 Comments

Everybody Loves A Nut

Posted on December 4, 2018 by kathydoremus

As soon as I wrote “Everybody loves a nut” for the title of this post, my mind automatically continued with, “and the whole world loves a weirdo!” Now, I had no idea who sang this silly little song, but clearly … Continue reading →

Posted in Backyard Birds | Tagged autumn, backyard birds, bird photography, hobbies, nature photography, photography, writing | 18 Comments

My Favorite Fall Fidgeter

Posted on November 24, 2018 by kathydoremus

Yesterday was a perfect picture taking day – cold, slightly overcast, with the leaves still sporting a bit of autumn splash. And much to my delight, my favorite fall fidgeter showed up – the Ruby-crowned Kinglet. Like many of my … Continue reading →

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A Lavishly Lathered Limb

Posted on November 21, 2018 by kathydoremus

It’s always fun to lather up the Bark Butter branch and then wait to see who shows up. Here are a handful that stopped in to enjoy a bountiful fall feast. And speaking of fall feasts…I hope you all have … Continue reading →

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Dressed to Impress

Posted on November 15, 2018 by kathydoremus

This gorgeous male Pine Warbler paid a visit the other day. He was sporting his finest fall feathers and looked as if he were definitely dressed to impress. He kept hopping from branch to branch, striking a pose, and then … Continue reading →