Spring in my garden has been later than usual with the cool weather, but blooms are happily starting to open, and some are just on the verge of blooming. It is interesting to see the way a tulip looks so different after a few days, and in different light.
I found a friendly little pine siskin that let me get quite close to take a picture. Most of my bird pictures are taken through my kitchen window, but this little bird let me come right outside on my patio to take his photo, before he flew off. I also captured a slate-colored Junco visiting my patio, most of my Junco visitors are of the Oregon variety.
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| Tulip Upstar |
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| Chives just opening up |
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| Lilac starting to Bloom |
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| Little Flowers of Oregon Grape |
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| Slate Colored Junco |
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| Chestnut-backed Chickadee |
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| Pine Siskin |
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| Pine Siskin |
Beautiful feathered friend shots.
ReplyDeleteYour pictures are always so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe pine siskin makes me think of Winston Churchill...Ok so I am a little weird..but still that's what I see.
Lovely photos!! I am so happy to see that sun shine!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, and yes the long awaited sun sure feels wonderful!
ReplyDeleteHi, found you on the BC Bloggers site, after Penelope Puddles mentioned it to me. Nice to see another BC blogger!
ReplyDeleteJen @ Muddy Boot Dreams
These images are absolutely gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteLove the photos and especially birdhouse!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Northern Flicker--I love them. We have one that visits us occasionally.
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