BristolUK

I'm not.

But it's a lot more fun passing a tree full of waxwings and gazing out the window at Blue Jays, Woodpeckers and the other ones I've not been able to identify than I remember noticing back in Bristol.

I saw a couple of Black capped chickadees today. Never seen those before.

Bob

I love the different birds out here compared to the UK.

Here's a few local ones, a wild turkey, a turkey vulture across the road, a bald eagle that just took off and a cardinal.

I really like seeing cardinals, bluejays and the variety of woodpeckers, but those things are pretty tough to get a decent photo of.

Pizzawheel

And not one tit joke.

Sigh.

BristolUK

Well, there was a 'wood' and a pecker in there.

Pizzawheel

And I guess there's the bluejays acronym joke.

Still the birds are pretty awesome. It's amazing to see a cardinal in your back yard.

JamesM

I'm into Owls. I thought my avatar gave it away.

MillieF

I miss the sound of a European, or indeed African, morning....the birds here in winter are a hardy breed by force, they don't tend to sing their praise Nor indeed would I. This morning I heard wood pigeons and the sound is so utterly evocative of pleasanter times that it caught me by surprise...it would seem that the good times, might finally roll

I like the sound of the woodpeckers, an enterprising bunch. But the crows cawing leave me cold...Eastern Canada is maybe less melodic than more pastoral parts?

BEVS

I love all birds.

I've subscribed to this thread so bring on the pics everyone.

ann m

I like birds. We get a lot of Bohemian waxwings round here. November is an all you can eat buffet . Only seem to be able to load one photo at a time on ipad. I don't know how this one even took off. Greedy bugger

ann m

And another

ann m

And last one

ann m

Ok, well, while I'm at it, here's some more ...

Stinkypup

I love the waxwings but the Great Grey Owl
And Bob, I do love a Cardinal

ann m

American robin (who's actually a thrush and not related to British robin).

ann m

And last one for tonight, just a regular old grey jay