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Only thing I can guess is it's to discourage something ... Pigeons ?

neighbor at the bottom of the hill puts out two plastic Crow Decoys in his yard , I don't get it ... what's that do ?

Charlie Parker ...

I have several customers with ponds , that used to be full of Fish ... the Herons are willing to stay until they're done

The Swan probably had it coming , they have a shit attitude imo

Yep , seen that one at customer's ponds , big birds = big feeders

Used to be quite rare around here , seems their numbers are up though from my watching

I have caught and released them (as they fly into my house) at least a dozen times... Plus several other species , the biggest pain in the ass was a Robin.

Evening Grossbeak ... First time I've ever seen one. Stopped by for a visit on the rail of the deck while we were working the container garden. A really very beautiful colored Bird.

Makes Sense ...

There is an "E Bird" site , not sure if its .com or .org

For years now been plenty Turkey Vultures here , beautiful flyers yet ugly up close. New thing now is Black Vultures moving here from points South , bigger and quite unafraid of Humans if there's something dead to eat.

...saw a group of migrating Hawks , wheeling there way North. Seems early but I'll take the sign of Spring. Wild Tom Turkeys have started strutting a bit too.

Amazing how Goldfinch seasonal plumage differs

...seems like a lot of Mallards made return this awful Spring....my guess is their numbers are up

...first time I saw one here thought it was misplaced Sandpiper ...there are some Kildeer near ponds here

....some long hauls, to be admired

...live on Mt top , have some screen issues (and housekeeping) leaving doors wide open during the day with a Humminbird and seed feeder I have had to catch and release several species. Robins a few Times Chickadees too, Blue Jay was the biggest pain in the Ass. The most compelling are The...

...appreciate the crazy migrations and behaviors....Cedar Waxwings come every year late in summer for the fruit from the one Juneberry tree here...the smaller Bohemians breed in the friggin' Arctic and fly to down to New England to Winter where it's "warm"

Working after the big ice a few years we spied a flock of small birds that were new to me.... Bohemian Waxwings