Saturday, February 3, 2018

A Nice Snack On A Cold Day

I took this pic of a Red-breasted Nuthatch on a very cold day a few weeks ago. The suet seemed to be just what it needed for a bit of energy to fight the cold.  
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21 comments:

  1. Beautiful!
    I have seed and suet out for the birds, and I am seeing a lot of birds on the suet feeder this Winter. Even the Cardinals, who I had thought were just seed-eaters, are visiting the suet.
    Have a great week-end!

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  2. Hello, I miss the Red-breasted Nuthatches. I have not seen one in my yard in a long time. They are so cute, great birdie visitor! Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, enjoy your day and weekend!

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  3. What a pretty little bird. You've reminded me how much I miss the birds I used to see in my back yard at the old house.

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  4. The birds love the home made suet around here. Lovely photo.

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  5. ...I hope that you are staying warm.

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  6. Great photo of the Nuthatch ~ sweet bird ~

    Happy Weekend to you,
    A ShutterBug Explores,
    aka (A Creative Harbor)

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  7. Your dinner guest certainly must appreciate the meal. Clear photo with good detail on the Nuthatch.

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  8. We have a lot of nuts down here, but I'm not sure about nuthatches. Pretty bird, though. I've often wondered how they survive below zero cold?

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  9. They're quite grateful for the feeders.

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  10. A quick bite to re energize. Nice pic, Pat!

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  11. You have a lot of interesting birds visiting in winter.

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  12. I often wonder how the birds cope with that freezing weather Pat.. it's so good that people like yourself put out winter style food to warm up those wee bodies ☺

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  13. Snacks are the best! Especially during the winter for them.

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  14. Ours have been frantically feeding. Great TV for the cats!

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