Comments on The Way I See It: Love/Bird

Bit late in coming by but better late than never! ...

2008-02-23T00:51:00.000-08:00

Bit late in coming by but better late than never! Very cool photos, what a wonderful experience to have this sort of contact with the birds. I would be beside myself with excitement! Thankyou for sharing :)

What a lucky person you are to have this little bi...

2008-02-17T19:35:00.000-08:00

What a lucky person you are to have this little bird come to you on it's own. A moment from heaven I would think. The birds I see here in East Texas seem to be a bit wilder but I do feed them and have a constant drip of water for them. The enrich my life and I can see they do yours too.

These are wonderful pictures!! Your entry rocks! ...

2008-02-16T06:36:00.000-08:00

These are wonderful pictures!! Your entry rocks! How great to see these birds and have them around. Thank you!

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I agree with the comments. You are privileged to ...

2008-02-15T12:23:00.000-08:00

I agree with the comments. You are privileged to live in such a wildlife haven, and especially to have them actually landing on your hand! They must be very trusting of people.

I would love to see that baby hummingbird. One of ...

2008-02-12T12:21:00.000-08:00

I would love to see that baby hummingbird. One of the many lovely things about moving to SoCal is the birds, especially the hummingbirds. The building we live in has lots of flora around it, filled with birds I didn't grow up with in the midwest. So delightful, year round bird songs!

Mama bird, come pick up your tag :)

2008-02-12T11:01:00.000-08:00

Mama bird, come pick up your tag :)

Oh, yeah! can I be trite and inarticulate today? c...

2008-02-12T07:42:00.000-08:00

Oh, yeah! can I be trite and inarticulate today? can't find any other words: I LOVe your bird! love it, love it, love it. Love your garden too, and the beautiful visitors :-)

What a wildlife sanctuary you live in - goldfinche...

2008-02-11T19:06:00.000-08:00

What a wildlife sanctuary you live in - goldfinches, western bluebirds, Californai quail and a baby hummer (not the car).

The red tailed hawk is the most common hawk in North America - a generalist that can hunt rodents or birds. A pair nest on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan on coop building where Mary Tyler Moore lives. The male is called Pale Male and there are books and a documentary film on him. Been there at least ten years.

Eats pigeons,rats and squirels.

I just love seing bluebirds more common in NY than they used ot be due to nest boxes.
Last ones I saw where a pair in the Everglades last April - Eastern Bluebirds.

What a wonderful post, with wild life and art! I h...

2008-02-11T15:49:00.000-08:00

What a wonderful post, with wild life and art! I hardly ever see a bird or anything interesting. My sister and I saw a squirrel the other day and that was quite a big deal, it was a red squirrel. I think we have the odd bird in the neighborhood, but nothing exciting, although my sister did have two doves in her tree one spring. Finches are becoming a rarity, but we do see a lot of crows that are quite feisty. We have a bird identification book, but we live in town, so there isn't that much to identify. The whole area has been built up and there are no field mice any more to be caught. The cats used to bring them home all the time, but not anymore. They are all gone. We don't have anything exotic here, unless you think a pigeon is, we have too many of them in town. Pigeon poop everywhere.