Hear his call by clicking on the sound link below.
YORBA LINDA BACKYARD BIRDERS --- Western Bluebird (female) gathering meal worms for its nest brood. In my bird blog below, if you'd like to hear a particular bird's song, just click on the link for that particular bird within the post. To enlarge a picture, just click on it once. For my very first, special bluebird experience, visit 2012-May 12th-Saturday. Thank you for visiting and from this day forward, may all your blues be bluebirds. Happy Birding! ~Olivia
Thursday, December 1, 2011
American Kestrel
This little bird is packed with power. He's so small it's hard to believe he is of the raptor family. He perches in our front yard birch trees awaiting his prey.
Hear his call by clicking on the sound link below.
Hear his call by clicking on the sound link below.
Western Scrub Jay
This pretty Scrub Jay comes to get his daily peanuts from our fence.
He's quite friendly. Hear his song by clicking on this link:
Saturday, November 5, 2011
Spice Finch
These three spice finch come by when I place thistle and millet seed in our covered feeder. Click on the youtube link below to hear its song.
youtube.com/watch?v=9r9sJF8z1io
youtube.com/watch?v=9r9sJF8z1io
Swainson's Thrush
This Swainson Thrush (fledgling) was trying to learn to fly in our backyard. He got stuck in a plant so I lifted him out of the plant, placed him in this small bird feeder. Soon the parent bird landed by him and coaxed him to fly away. That was a good day. :) 
Here his song by clicking on this link :http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/swainsons_thrush/sounds
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Northern "Red-shafted" Flicker Woodpecker, 10/17/2011
Monday, September 5, 2011
Yellow Rumped Warbler
These little Yellow Rumped Warblers follow the western blue birds around the yard. I think they wait to see if the blue birds have found food then they fly in to get their share. He is perched on the yard mealworm dish stand.
Common Yellowthroat Warbler (Geothlypis trichas)
This Little Male Yellow Throat Warbler was seeking insects in our Angel Trumpet Plant. I shot the pic through our glass slider and screen doors so it is a bit fuzzy. Notice the black mask which signifies it is a male. I notice when I have seen this bird that it is usually in a lower growing plant.
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Friday, April 1, 2011
Bird Nest in Front Door Wreath :)
It seems not only is friend & neighbor Jane's front door wreath an eye catcher for passer bys but also to birds who found it a favorable place to build their Spring nest. Amazing Surpirse, and a testiment to a peaceful front yard. Great photo by Jane!
(photo not to be duplicated without permission)
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