OK I'll start this off. Czech Republic jays and a red squirrel.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOsXWkp1_BM
Ugh! Just had a major laptop freeze while I was eating brunch and lost my whole post - what did I say, what pics did I post?
02 January
Makov Rescue Station
The ducks all stood to attention, I couldn't discern why:
Gettysburg
Tiny Downy Woodpecker:
I already learned my lesson, GARDEN BIRDER, you will remember me mentally swapping Pileated and Red-headed - I won't do that again:
European Starlings are everywhere - Americans rarely fail to include "European", lol, and I sometimes dare to retort "American Gray Squirrel! American Mink! American Signal Crayfish!"
Next day was misty:
NE Florida Eagles
Gabrielle with egg in the early hours of 02 January
Finishing an early lunch:
More later...
IMAGICAT
scylla said:Recapping to when the "cake" was whole and the Crow stole it - you can see it's quite heavy
Oh yes I see what you mean. Quite clunky with no hole, too. I'll retrieve my two cents!
Imagicat || Tiger's links || 2022 LG Obs
03 January
Gabrielle suffered a familiar condition to start the day (but it didn't last):
As at UK 19:30 this evening, still just the one egg:
Boreal Ontario
A dull & windy nasty-looking day, fewer bird visits than usual and the Blue Jays are taking much longer to clear the peanuts. Not seen the Meadowlark on the feeder at all, ground presence dubious.
This is the peanut butter spread on the hanging log - bi-lingual, of course
NE Florida Eagles - Samson & Gabrielle
Egg #2 laid last evening, first revealed 18:42hr EST:
I've lost a post here and can't remember what was in it, and as I did some housekeeping in Snapshots this morning it's all lost.
05 January
It was a very slow start this morning, with only the Nuthatch seen before the Blue Jay eventually disturbed the snow:
The footprints on both sides were already there when daycam came on.
Rescue Station Makov
Aww
What a pose!
The mass exodus started at the Pond early in the morning, I've noticed it's very lightly populated during the day:
Just the 2 swans preening and 2 storks standing by, and a duck or two:
05 January (still!)
Something new to replace the accident-prone "cake"
This may have been a Dark-eyed Junco - certainly not Western Meadowlark, whom I've been unable to find all day: