Bird in the window Originally uploaded by -nyctreeman An American Robin, sweet… The caption reads: Last year I caught this shot in an old abandoned shop I was looking at.

bird in profile Originally uploaded by Peter Wallstrom A sweet little chickadee-dee-dee … one of my favorite birds… The caption reads: I took this one from the kitchen window at my grandmas house, you get pretty close and the birds can’t see you.

Bird in a Window Originally uploaded by sarijk Birds certainly do like windows, don’t they? Me too.

Bird in a window Originally uploaded by Waterloo Fords Look at the birdy in the window…escaping, hiding, drying?

Female Blue Grosbeak in the thistles… Originally uploaded by A wing and a prayer… What a beautiful little birdy and the thistles are lovely!

bird nest on building window Originally uploaded by Ramon Vera Is that wire thing to keep birds out or to keep them safe? Guess this pigeon made it work for him.

Due to inconsistent posting and lack of time, I regret to inform you, we will no longer be doing “Bird of the Day” but rather we will focus on “Bird of the Week”. =) This is more doable and I can really research each bird. More fun, more knowledge, more understanding. And, if you the [...]

Red-tailed black cockatoo Originally uploaded by dark orange The bird of the day today is the Red-tailed black cockatoo (Calyptorhynchus banksii). It is also known as Banksian- or Bank’s Black Cockatoo. It is found in Australia, those Australians, they get to see all the cool and rare birds. =) This is a big bird folks, [...]

Eastern Rosella Originally uploaded by ianmichaelthomas Today’s bird of the day is the Eastern Rosella, also known as Platycercus eximius. It is native to Australia and Tasmania but now is also found in New Zealand. I read you can have this bird as a pet but it is not very “cuddly”. Hahahaha. This bird photograph [...]

Stellar’s Jay Originally uploaded by Life of David The Stellar Jay, another bird found locally, is today’s bird of the day. It’s scientific name is Cyanocitta stelleri. It is common throughout the U.S. but I love it. I like to look at them. They are interesting and beautiful. They like seeds, nuts, berries, fruit, invertebrates, [...]