The Colors of the Season
The Colors of the Season, I have set my bird feeder back up in my yard and the song birds have come back wearing their brightest colors. My favorite thing to photograph is birds, of all sizes. I have placed a short video of the larger birds I photographed last month.
I placed this small Christmas Tree by the bird feeder. I will be posting photos of song birds in front of this tree as they start to use the feeder.
Thank you to all of you who take time out of your day to visit here. I enjoy reading all the wonderful comments and enjoy looking at all the photos and stories you share as well. I wish you all a wonderful weekend, stay safe and be strong in these trying times. May He Bless us All.
Have a Great Weekend
The Colors of the Season
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I left here after leaving my comment and belatedly remembered the video – I was awestruck by the still shots I guess. The video is beautiful. The music is soothing, the images are soothing – your voice and words are as well. Thank you for giving us beautiful birds and scenery to enjoy and make us feel a part of what you see. Nature will continue to be the balm to help soothe us in these troubled times Sandra.
Thank you so much Linda, yes, nature goes on living and it does provide us , me, a sense of peace and solitude.
Indeed! Thank goodness we are lucky enough to find natural settings and immerse ourselves in it/them.
These are such beautiful bird photos Sandra – I look forward to seeing your birds and Christmas decor photos which will be sure to put a smile on our faces. I have never seen a Flicker, just photos of them. How close-up these beautiful birds area.
Thank you Linda, I did not know that was a flicker until another blogger mentioned it. That is so nice of others to help us like that.
Once a blogger I follow had one at her feeder and she took a photo of it … I would have thought it was a woodpecker from its markings or a mourning dove from its size.
I looked it up and it is in the woodpecker family.
I wondered as it seemed like it had short and stubby legs like a woodpecker.
A beautiful and impressive showcase of your birds Sandra 🙂
Thank you very much, 🙂
Wonderful photos. Birds are the flowers of winter. 🙂
I like that saying.🙂 yes.
Beautiful photos!
Thank you Cheryl
Gosh, they’re beautiful (I adore jays and cardinals in particular).
Yes, me to. The female cardinal is so pretty with just a touch of color.
Beautiful pictures as usual. You know, I’m beginning to think this blog is for the birds.
🙂 it really is Herb, 🙂 thank you and have a great weekend.
This is wonderful. I am thankful I found you on the net to inspire me. Thanks for the pictures and the laughter
Laugh On
You are very welcome Mr.Ohh, I am thankful to have met you as well, you bring a smile and laughter to my heart, over the little things In life that many people stress over. To find the lighter side of life is what makes us human. 🙂
Beauties!! ❤️
Thank you.🙂
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Beautiful images
Thank you very much Laura.
Really wonderful- Thank you Sandra – amitiés 🙂
You are very welcome, thank you. 🙂
So very beautiful.
Thank you so much. 🙂
🙂🌏🏞
Touching post Sandra. The photos are simply stunning! 💖 Love, love the video 💖 Thank you for sharing the beauty 😘
You are very welcome Maria, 🙂💕
Spectacular images and video. Thanks for brightening up my days.
Sandra, your video put huge tears in my yes. So heart touching. So beautiful. What a testimony that Mother is the true Source where God can be found. I am so blessed and so thankful! xo
Thank you very much Amy, that means a lot to me..In our Fathers name, may he bless us all. 💕
Beautiful pictures and it is always relaxing and interesting, to watch birds.
As for your birds… picture nr. 1 is a female Cardinal, and picture nr. 2 is a Northern Flicker, nr. 3 is a Blue Jay and nr. 4 is a male Cardinal.
As I did not know, which one you ment with the „ brown“ bird, I identified them all and I hope that you do not mind my interfering!😉🙂☹️
Thank you very much, I was not sure what the brown one was. I really appreciate that. I will remember that name. I do not see that one as much. It sure is beautiful.
Our birds have seemingly vanished, nary even the ubiquitous chickadee. Thanks for the colorful reminder how precious birds are to behold.
That is what happened here as well Pam, even the sparrows were gone for awhile. And now they are finally back again.
I’m not the only one?!?
Nope, same thing here. It was very strange.
Thanks for all your wonderful photos and especially the birds, I know how difficult they can be to photograph.
Thank you very much Wayne. It is fun though, it is nice to have the birds back at the feeders.
your photos are amazing.
Thank you, Sandra.
Have a great weekend.
You are very welcome Francine, 🙂
So wonderful colors and pictures!
Thank you very much 🙂
Looking forward to the new snaps by the Christmas tree.
Thank you Gerry, it takes them a little getting used to the tree sitting there. I did see a tiny bird land in the tree, but it left real fast.
This is beautiful Sandra! You are a great photographer and person!
They are so, so beautiful, Sandra! I have no words. For some reason the blue bird caught my eye today. But I have a beautiful thought for the brown bird with spots as well. 🙂
Thank you Jo, the blue Jays are looking so vibrant this time of year. And the brown bird is a woodpecker, I am not sure the name. I have to look it up. Have a great weekend.
A woodpecker? It looks different from our woodpeckers. But l like them. They are very useful birds. 🙂 And your American woodpecker looks cute.
I know, it is so unique looking. It is called a Northern Flicker, another blogger just told me that. There are a few different kinds of woodpeckers. This one is so pretty.
Yes, they are. I enjoyed very much this post. The birds are like supermodels in your pictures. 🙂
Jag älskar dina bilder, de är fantastiska.
Var i världen bor du?
Beautiful colors!
Thank you Nuno 🙂
What wonderfully colourful birds you have! Gorgeous.
Thank you Sel 🙂
Awesome! I totally agree with you: The best pictures are made with birds. 🙂
Thank you , yes there are always so many colors in nature. 🙂