House Finch. We think. We looked it up on a website somewhere.
Blue Jay.
Squirrel, oh so innocent looking.
Squirrel, caught in the act.
Funny squirrel. Must find some grease for that pole.
Saturday, August 2, 2008
More Garden, and Birds
Ecineachea in bloom. I think this is the original variety that is supposed to be good for the immune system. I find it amusing to grow a bunch of medicinal herbs that I'll probably never have time enough to learn how to use properly.
House Finch. We think. We looked it up on a website somewhere.
Blue Jay.
Squirrel, oh so innocent looking.
Squirrel, caught in the act.
Funny squirrel. Must find some grease for that pole.
House Finch. We think. We looked it up on a website somewhere.
Blue Jay.
Squirrel, oh so innocent looking.
Squirrel, caught in the act.
Funny squirrel. Must find some grease for that pole.
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4 comments:
Love your upside down squirrel! I can't even put seed out these days because it attracts raccoons. Upside down raccoons weigh a bit more than a squirrel...they straighten out my bird feeder hangers and do evil things to my screen door.
Purple finch i do believe....and my dog knows where the echinacea plants are in the garden and only chooses to nibble the leaves of those plants.
GREAT photos. Oh, I miss Canada now. Sigh.
We have an acrobatic squirrel as well. However, I stopped putting seed out for the summer when, on the same day I went out to find not only that probably 50 birds or more were sitting on the neighbours rooftops and trees waiting for me to fill the feeder but that a skunk had been spending time in our yard.
Birds aren't quite so ominous now and no sign of the skunk recently, so perhaps I can start filling the feeder again in a week or two.
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