Backyard Birds

   Backyard Birding  Welcome to Backyard Birding, a series (15 bird species) of photos taken (SB VT) from Dec 25, 2015 through Feb., 2015 through our kitchen double pane window. 
I can fly all day without leaving our kitchen window, thanks to visiting birds. ~Bernie 
 Blue Jay. Backyard birding series, Issue #1.
Black-capped Chicadees. Backyard birding series Issue #2.

Nuthatch. Backyard birding series, Issue #3.
Titmouse. Backyard birding series, Issue #4.
American Tree Sparrow. Backyard birding series, Issue #5.
White-throated Sparrow. Backyard birding series, Issue #6.
American Goldfinch.  Backyard birding series, Issue #7.
Dark-eyed Junco.  Backyard birding series, Issue #8.
Snow-birds. Backyard birding series, Issue #9.
Cardinal. Backyard birding series, Issue #10.
Downy & Hairy Woodpecker. Backyard Birding Issue Issue #11.
Carolina Wren. Backyard Birding Issue Issue #12.
House Finch.  Backyard Birding Issue Issue #13.
Mourning Dove.  Backyard Birding Issue Issue #14.
Red-bellied Woodpecker. Backyard Birding Issue Issue #15.
Pileated Woodpecker. Backyard Birding Issue #16. 
White-crowned Sparrow.  Backyard Birding Issue #17.
Yellow-Billed Cuckoo  Photo near bottom of posting. May 2012 in my backyard. Backyard Birding Issue #17.
Hummingbirds Dressed in Pink
Beautiful Nature - Litter Free
South Burlington Backyard Birds - July
Mystery Baby Bird
Birds on a stick

Chicadee and Nuthatch nesting. 

White-crowned Sparrow

Listing of backyard bird postings. (USE AS A TAB)

Birds & Art synonymous in North Carolina

“…the forest's vast palace with its snow-broidered tree-pillars and its chandeliers and its little musicians, the very first–most spring birds come back from the winter bird-place, flitting from here to there above me and singing fiercely in their spots of sun.” Tender Morsels, a novel by Margo Lanagan (p126,127)

What I learned from birds
Woodside park Birding

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