W for Woodpeckers
Over time we have a variety of woodpeckers visit the garden feeders. The most frequent visitors are the downy and hairy woodpeckers.
Printable All Season Recipe Card
Here is the printable tag for the all season suet recipe. It prints on 4×6 inch photo paper. Be sure to set your printer settings to glossy photo paper and the correct t size. It will also print on … Continued
The Pine Siskins
The pine siskins have been enjoying the feeders this past week. These cute little birds are members of the finch family.
At the Coil Feeder
We love watching the birds so this year I’ve set the coil feeder up by the back kitchen door this year to get a better view. The birds were a bit nervous at first as the slightest move inside the … Continued
Bluejay Buddies
Have a look at these bluejay buddies snacking together at the suet feeder. During the week I captured photos of two bluejays at the coconut suet feeder. If you haven’t made this all season suet yet, you really should give … Continued
Plugging the Holes
We have added a new log feeder to the garden for this winter.It’s a piece of birch log with holes drilled in it and then the holes are then filled with my all season suet recipe. There was a piece of birch branch … Continued
I Spy a Feeder
The bluejays are always visiting the garden and they are so much fun to watch. They squawk when there aren’t any peanuts and they squawk when there are peanuts. We have flat feeders and a mailbox feeder just for them … Continued
Feeding in the Rain
The feeders have been busy places while the rain has been pouring down. There has been lots of young birds in … perhaps filling up on food for the long flights ahead of them in the coming weeks. We have … Continued
B for Bluejays
The bluejays are year round visitors to our garden feeders. They mainly feed on nuts and seeds. They love mailbox feeder which we fill will peanuts. These birds certainly let you know when they are arriving in the garden.
On and Below the Feeders
There is always lots of activity at the feeders in the garden. This past week we’ve seen the black crowned sparrows, doves, cardinals, grosbeaks and more. The hummingbirds and orioles have been flitting in and out but I haven’t captured … Continued