Blueberries for Breakfast

[harrispen]

A couple of Saturdays ago my husband, Charlie, and I were treated to a couple of hours of entertainment by the critters that call our property home (or were just passing through that day).  You can read about the action and watch some videos I took that day on my blog.

http://birdbrainsanddogtales.wordpress.com/

There are birds and critters, but no snakes, so there is no warning necessary.  I think most of you will enjoy all of the action.

Happy viewing,

Cindy

[Donna]

A couple of Saturdays ago my husband, Charlie, and I were treated to a couple of hours of entertainment by the critters that call our property home (or were just passing through that day).  You can read about the action and watch some videos I took that day on my blog.

http://birdbrainsanddogtales.wordpress.com/

There are birds and critters, but no snakes, so there is no warning necessary.  I think most of you will enjoy all of the action.

Happy viewing,

Cindy

Wow Cindy...Loved all your vids.....love your dogs. Your right....you have awesome nature on your property...especially the TWINS. Thanks for sharing, I'll keep it bookmarked and check in. I forgot  what a Baltimore Oriole looks like. Nice!!!

Donna

Oh and thanks for having NO 

[valhalla]

I forgot  what a Baltimore Oriole looks like. Nice!!!

Donna

Oh and thanks for having NO 

A Baltimore Oriole looks like he isn't a NY Yankee!   

[jeanne]

Really nice blog! 

[Aafke]

Cindy, thanks,  these are great video's. I miss all the webcams so very much but your video's made my day. I like all the birds, but the bathing robin in the grass was very special for me. And your garden looks very nice and BIG! Please send more
greetings Aafke

[harrispen]

Thanks for all the great comments and I'm glad you all enjoyed the videos.   

Aafke, I should be producing more videos and blog posts in the future.  I am trying to do at least one a week so stay tuned. There is always something going on around our yard (we have 5 acres)!

Donna, the Oriole in the videos is a juvenile and doesn't have the same striking color of the male.  Here is a picture of a male from behind.  You can see how he has more black and a brighter orange color.

Cindy

[Donna]

Thanks for all the great comments and I'm glad you all enjoyed the videos.   

Aafke, I should be producing more videos and blog posts in the future.  I am trying to do at least one a week so stay tuned. There is always something going on around our yard (we have 5 acres)!

Donna, the Oriole in the videos is a juvenile and doesn't have the same striking color of the male.  Here is a picture of a male from behind.  You can see how he has more black and a brighter orange color.

Cindy

Thanks Cindy, I haven't seen an Oriole in years, they sure are pretty. Send whatever you snap, we'll love it.

Donna