The Scarlet Tanager is a frequent visitor to back-yard feeders at this time of the year.
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Philadelphia Eagle wrote: The Scarlet Tanager is a frequent visitor to back-yard feeders at this time of the year.
You are blessed with pretty birds. Our birds here are not terribly vibrant. Thanks for sharing PE I love the birds even our lowly Magpie.
You are blessed with pretty birds. Our birds here are not terribly vibrant. Thanks for sharing PE I love the birds even our lowly Magpie.
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Looks ab fab. Curiously enough I`ve been up to my parents` for a funeral and seen all the woodpeckers, tits, sparrows, pigeons and wrens in their garden, which was very interesting.
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I wish I had more birds like that in my area. The cardinal is about the brightest bird I've seen in awhile.
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devist8me wrote: I wish I had more birds like that in my area. The cardinal is about the brightest bird I've seen in awhile.
The Cardinal is a beautiful bird We tend to get them mainly in winter then they fly off - perhaps to MO ?
The Cardinal is a beautiful bird We tend to get them mainly in winter then they fly off - perhaps to MO ?
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