To answer your question on my ABC post, no way did I try it because I threw peppers and curcumin and coriander seeds and I can't remember what else in there. Everything bright and with different textures once I crushed them together but not a mixture fit to be eaten.
YOu know, I like this bird BUT...I have to tell ya I like the detail of the seed in the photos even better...just adds such interesting texture to the composition. Great job.
Świetnie podglądałaś wróbelki w podajniku i mają śliczne zdjęcia. Pozdrawiam. You looked great on the sparrows in the tray and have beautiful pictures. Yours.
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Great photos, - perfect post for the theme!
ReplyDeleteI love your colorful little sparrows for the day! What fun captures, Karen! Hope you have a great day!
ReplyDeleteI love these photos!
ReplyDeleteTerrific closeups!
ReplyDeleteLove how the color of the bird feeder and the feathers really complement each other. :)
they're adorable, too. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat photos of the sparrows, almost macro! See you have snow, we lost ours new years day!
ReplyDeleteGreetings Pia
Thanks for your nice comment!
Awesome shots. Love those little wrens? B
ReplyDeleteGreat shots!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteGreat close-up photos of the sparrows.
ReplyDeleteGreat capture of lovely sparrows!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day.
ooohhh you are getting GREAT visitors!!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots of the sparrows.
ReplyDeleteTo answer your question on my ABC post, no way did I try it because I threw peppers and curcumin and coriander seeds and I can't remember what else in there. Everything bright and with different textures once I crushed them together but not a mixture fit to be eaten.
The birds do seem to enjoy the feeders during the winter. Great captures!
ReplyDeleteWow! great sightings! Sparrows are so rare in my part of the city.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year to you and yours!
These close-up photographs are terrific.
ReplyDeleteJM Illinois
Beautiful shots of the House Sparrows Karen!
ReplyDeleteSparrows mob my feeder also.
ReplyDeleteNice pictures - even if they are not as good looking as some birds, I rather like sparrows.
ReplyDeleteCheers and thanks for linking to WBW - Stewart M - Melbourne
the invasion of the seed bandits!!
ReplyDeletethey are cute little buggers though! *VBS*
Lovely! I love to see the sparrows. What a terrific shot. My post today is a bird (heron) too.
ReplyDeleteYOu know, I like this bird BUT...I have to tell ya I like the detail of the seed in the photos even better...just adds such interesting texture to the composition. Great job.
ReplyDeleteHungry birdies! they need those calories in the cold weather.
ReplyDeleteLovely bird shots....i like them Karen.
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Joop
o, but they are nice birds. You miss them when they are not around.
ReplyDeleteVery nice shots, Karen! Guess the sparrows need to learn how to share, though. :)
ReplyDeleteŚwietnie podglądałaś wróbelki w podajniku i mają śliczne zdjęcia. Pozdrawiam.
ReplyDeleteYou looked great on the sparrows in the tray and have beautiful pictures. Yours.
They are very pretty though!
ReplyDeletePlease join us each Friday for Photog Friday at www.photogfriday.blogspot.com
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There certainly is no shortage of these little guys, nice pics of the sparrows.
ReplyDeleteSparrows and squirrels are always at my feeders, and they can eat a lot!
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