#birdcallout — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #birdcallout, aggregated by home.social.
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enormous magpie! looking amazingly blue and black and white on the stone pillar where the bird water lives
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Woodpecker: *blend, blend*
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It WAS a hawk!
I just spotted a Cooper’s hawk in the tree. Chickadees are calling the warnings in the crabapple tree now. -
There are a band of bluejays in the honeylocust canopy, screaming at something right now.
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Ms Cardinal: hello〜 I’m here for peanuts please!
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Living in a city, I never thought I’d be able to observe a wild turkey roosting from our bedroom window. 😆😍❣️🌳🦃
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This just in: a downy woodpecker pecking the sunflower seeds right outside of the kitchen window!
I had to drop everything to take a photo & videos!!
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#BirdCallOut Not one, but two Carolina Wrens just popped onto the fence right outside the window next to my computer! Unmistakable white eyebrow stripe. First ones I've seen since moving here in May. So exciting!
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The grackle caught another peanut in mid air!!!
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Just saw a downy woodpecker climbing up the tall sunflower stalk! This explains the hole marks left on the stem!
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Earlier, my young grackle friend has caught a peanut in mid air twice in a row. Amazing bird! 😆🥜🐦✨
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A pair of goldfinches are harvesting the sunflower seeds right outside of the kitchen window!! *squee* 😍💛🌻✨
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Our neighborhood turkeys were crossing the street! 🦃🦃
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Wrens angry at the dog in the yard making their machine gun alarm calls from all sides. #birdCallOut
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The other day, I saw this female house sparrow in one of the elm saplings in pots, plucking the yellowed leaves off the branches. It was fascinating to watch. A bunch of yellow elm leaves are now on the ground. What a cute little arborist!! 🥰🐥🪴🍂
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Earlier in the late afternoon, I saw two pigeons on the crabapple tree, eating the berries. 🦀🍎🐦👌
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Carmen patiently awaits in front of the kitchen door. 🐦💭🍚
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#BirdCallOut The commute excitement this morning was that as we passed the lake where the cormorants hang out on a little island with a skinny tower, the cormorant on top of the tower (which we refer to as the archcormorant) took flight, first sinking down to water level and doing a few foot splashes, then slowly regaining elevation and swooping off to some other locale. I had to narrate this blow-by-blow for my wife, as she was driving.
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Peaceful and relaxing moment on the lawn for Carmen 🐦💚