
The shot above shows where I walked without leaving a boot print and below shows where I finally did sink down.

If anyone has driven up my road yet they haven't left tracks.

This is the type of situation that is hard because it doesn't look like much but it's frozen solid.

I only feed the birds in bad weather because I have so much naturally grown food in my overgrown yard. Above is a female rufous sided towhee and below a titmouse.

Instead of getting my old bird feeders out of my storage room, I used my deck wall as a feeding station and put out a few tins of dry food. Below is a male rufous sided towhee.

Since the birds live in my overgrown yard and come to my deck for fresh water, they immediately find the food I put out for them when it's extra cold, snowy or icy.

Above is a male cardinal and below is a junco.

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This snow and ice needs to go! I am ready for spring and to hear the birds singing again.. I've been seeing a Towhee lately too, they are cool birds. Stay warm and safe, have a happy day!
ReplyDeleteEven in their downy feathers, the little birds must feel the cold and be very grateful to find food and water in your welcoming deck and yard. :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful winter shots. Love those birds.
ReplyDeleteLovely wintry shots and gorgeous bird photos ~ you must have a wonderful back yard for the animals and birds!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comforting words ~ It has been a rough winter ~
Happy Week to you,
artmusedog and carol
We just had much of the same kind of weather. Can't wait for spring!
ReplyDeleteThe squirrel is too cute. For us we've been having so much of a good thing. April weather in February.
ReplyDeleteThe freezing rain is worse than the snow and we have had both. Be careful and thank you for taking such good care of the birds...Michelle
ReplyDeletestay safe… freezing rain can really be dangerous… I ;love your birdie visitors!
ReplyDeleteIce and packed snow is not fun. Hope it warms for you and the birds, soon.
ReplyDeleteBe careful out there; I'm sure that frozen ice under snow would be a recipe for disaster for me; I'd probably fall on my keister or worse.
ReplyDeleteI love the bird feeding station. My daughter feeds birds by scattering seed. She does not have time to wash feeders. It seems to work for her and for her birds.
Its tough to manage this snow. Good that you are feeding the birds during this time.
ReplyDeleteNo doubt the birds are very grateful to you. That rufus towhee bird looks like his name ought to be Rufus. :-)
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I enjoy your birds. So glad you feed them so nicely.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful birds, you take good care of them and then they pose nicely for a photo.
ReplyDeleteNice shots. But it's no fun out on the ice!
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