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Nice picture Talljim! How lucky you are to have gotten one at your feeders! They summer up here, but I have yet to have one visit.This one is a lovely male - the females, like most blackbirds, are a bit more drab, with striped crown, brownish streaked back & buffy breast.

Same here. This is a new one for me. Beautiful !

never seen or heard of these before.

I love this photo

Oh dear. Hope it soon warms up for you.

You're not the only one Talljim...it has been snowing here now for the past 5 hours, The funny part is I finally got around to taking my snow tires off 4 days ago.

Fabulous blue !

Something is missing here... I don't see any snow :)

amazing colours!

Beautiful!

GREAT photo !

Mercy! I hope your spring comes soon...

oh gosh Talljim not snow again for you ,, nice pic with the snow you have taken bet the bird are thankfull that you feed them..chezs

OMG ! More snow ? If I don't see you posting in here for a while, I will know that your busy packing because you're moving to Florida.

I have this as well, it's so reliable, it's blooming here at the moment.

This looks so dainty

Beautiful close up!

oooo this is nice!

These are less cup-like ...very open. terrific.

I think that you've had enough snow don't you ?

Beautiful pic of wee bird & flowers

Lovely colours

Your deer seem a lot tamer than the ones in my locality.They are very elusive here.

Yes nice effect

Easily good enough to frame I reckon

Fabulous sunset !

That is just so beautiful!!!!

Beautiful picture

love the song of these little beauties... they have arrived in my yard this last week..also robins... wonder what they're eating? I've grown thistles for the goldfinches and had to fight the taproot battle with the stray seedlings...but the ground is solid in many places and the poor robins must be feeling a bit deprived. too cold for worms yet.

the juncos are back in my garden too... our snow has mostly gone (touching wood) and I found that the deep snow has been a boon for our little rodent friends... and the bunnies were so deprived that they started eating the bark on my crabapple...so seeing your lovely tree so deep in snow gave me the thought that perhaps you could supplement their diet with bird food so that they will spare your trees and shrubs!!!good luck.