I’ve seen a lot more bird varieties up here this year, too, and I’m not sure why. Could also be that their numbers are up because of the pandemic (not so much human interference – I’ve read that bird and animal numbers have generally increased in many places).
I know what you mean. We have a bird feeder right outside the window where I write and they just keep coming. They are so lovely. I like the way you caught him in between the sticks in the tree with that color coming through. Have a great weekend. Love ❤️ Joni
Yes we do, thank you Lynette, you have a great day today my friend. Hugs, Joni
Merci. 🙂
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My favourite corvid. They are all over our yard and neighbourhood. Can’t wait for the chicks to fledge and flitter around. Have a great weekend Lynette. Allan
There seems to be a lot more of them – I’m thinking because we humans haven’t been interfering as much. Apparently animal and bird numbers are up in many places. Shows how quickly nature can come back!
They’re so pretty! They like the mountains and forested areas – are there forests in your part of Utah? Blue jays don’t usually migrate very far south, either. You’re welcome. 🙂
Yes, we have forests, but I suspect they aren’t the same as your version of the forest where you live. There’s not enough moisture here to support a really dense forest for one thing. I’ve never seen a blue jay nor a cardinal come to that. Maybe it’s the predatory birds that are really abundant – we get all kinds of hawks, eagles, falcons, and other birds that eat smaller birds.
I used to live in Arizona and drove through Utah a number of times. You have extraordinary landscapes, many of which I stopped to see. I know you have mountains and forests (I remember Dixie and Fish Lake National Forests) but I realise that many parts are sparsely forested or comprised of pine forests, which yes, are very different. A beautiful state.
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They are so busy and colourful!
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Beautiful!
They don’t have much of a voice but they are so striking!
Beautiful birds and photo And, Yay to the baseball team as well⚾️
Thanks. The Blue Jays baseball team is doing all right for themselves. 🙂
Great shot. For some reason we’ve seen a lot of blue jays this year (but that’s probably because we’ve been spending more time outdoors).
I’ve seen a lot more bird varieties up here this year, too, and I’m not sure why. Could also be that their numbers are up because of the pandemic (not so much human interference – I’ve read that bird and animal numbers have generally increased in many places).
That is a lovely photograph. What a splendid catch. We have lots of blue jays also. Have a great weekend. Love ❤️ Joni
They are so busy and lovely to watch. Their song, not so much, but I don’t care about that. Have a good weekend. 🙂
I know what you mean. We have a bird feeder right outside the window where I write and they just keep coming. They are so lovely. I like the way you caught him in between the sticks in the tree with that color coming through. Have a great weekend. Love ❤️ Joni
Thanks, Joni. I believe you have a long weekend in US – enjoy! 🙂
Yes we do, thank you Lynette, you have a great day today my friend. Hugs, Joni
Merci. 🙂
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My favourite corvid. They are all over our yard and neighbourhood. Can’t wait for the chicks to fledge and flitter around. Have a great weekend Lynette. Allan
There seems to be a lot more of them – I’m thinking because we humans haven’t been interfering as much. Apparently animal and bird numbers are up in many places. Shows how quickly nature can come back!
What a gorgeous photo! I wish we had blue jays here, but I suppose it’s just too hot (or cold) for them. Thanks for sharing yours!
They’re so pretty! They like the mountains and forested areas – are there forests in your part of Utah? Blue jays don’t usually migrate very far south, either. You’re welcome. 🙂
Yes, we have forests, but I suspect they aren’t the same as your version of the forest where you live. There’s not enough moisture here to support a really dense forest for one thing. I’ve never seen a blue jay nor a cardinal come to that. Maybe it’s the predatory birds that are really abundant – we get all kinds of hawks, eagles, falcons, and other birds that eat smaller birds.
I used to live in Arizona and drove through Utah a number of times. You have extraordinary landscapes, many of which I stopped to see. I know you have mountains and forests (I remember Dixie and Fish Lake National Forests) but I realise that many parts are sparsely forested or comprised of pine forests, which yes, are very different. A beautiful state.