Questions anyone???

By the way... if you ever have any questions about birds or need tips on how to attract birds to your backyard just leave a comment.

Oh and by the way the person who is doing this blog is Mabry Boyle not Melinda Boyle who puts my blog in her account.

FLEDGLING!!!

was walking with my church youth group and saw a little american robin fledgling and ran to it I would of picked it up but it was completely terrified by all the people by me and its mother and father was flying around so I decided not to mess with it. I got a quick picture of the little guy before I left. It looks similar to my juvenile scarlet tanager picture.

How to make a homemade bird feeder

What you will need:

. A round small plastic plate

. Any type of bottle

. A hot glue gun or super glue

. A knife

. A shoe lace or string

. A bag of bird seed

. A drill  (if you have one)

How to make it:

1. Cut 4 small holes as close to the bottom of the bottle as you can. don't cut the bottom of the bottle.

2. Glue your bottle to the middle of the plate. The holes on the water bottle should still be showing.

    

    

3. After the glue dries, put bird seed in the bottle and fill it up. Bird seed should come out of the holes onto the plate, If it doesn't make the holes bigger.

4.

Put the string through

   

Tie a knot at the end

   

Pull the knot 

5. Attach the top to the bottle  

   

Tie the other end of the string to the tree

Now sit back, relax and watch the birds enjoy.

What fun!!! Some funny bird pictures

 

    

   

   

   

   

   

Some of My favorite bird wallpapers

Northern Cardinal

    

Bluejay

    

Eastern Bluebird

    

Dove

    

Baltimore Oriole

    

Love birds 

    

Parrot

    

Swan

    

Hummingbird

Finally!!! Birding brings me to the next level!!!

I am now a certified NestWatch nest monitor!!! The Cornell lab of ornithology has given me a test and I got a certificate for completing it!!!

My certificate!!!

Me and my certificate!!!

BEST Birding Summer Ever!!!!

This Summer some house finches nested on the outside of my back porch. within the days of the mother incubating the house finch eggs some Titmice decided they were going to nest in a bird house i had just put up in my front yard i was so happy to watch both broods of birds growing up. then the house finches fledged and so did the titmice. after a few days the mother house finch decided to lay another batch of eggs in the same nest. then in the bird house, bluebirds moved in, as the bluebirds moved in some morning doves nested on a tree in my front yard. What could be better?? It was a really good experience.

The house finches nest

Titmice/bluebirds house

Mourning dove nest in this tree