The Beauty Around Us

8 Responses to “Feeding Frenzy”

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   Rose January 20, 2012

   When we came home from our drive yesterday, there was a flock of them at our feeders, too…so far today, none have shown up. I think they are beautiful, but they can go through the feed and the other birds don't get much when they are here.

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   Betsy from Tennessee January 20, 2012

   Oh the birdies really need to be fed this time of year—with weather like you have.. Even Starlings (which I don't like) –need to eat!!!!!! Glad you are feeding them…. Poor little birds.Hugs,Betsy

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   George January 20, 2012

   If Pennsylvania Starlings are like their Tennessee cousins, they didn't leave much for the other birds.

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   ~mel January 20, 2012

   The poor lowly starling ~ they get such a bad rap. I guess it's because they are such seed hogs and nasty at nesting time to the other birds by laying their eggs in the nest and not attending to their own offspring. Even though, I still think they are a pretty little thing in their own way.

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   Living In Williamsburg Virginia January 21, 2012

   They certainly knew where to find a good meal to ward off the winter weather. Great shot. Darryl and Ruth 🙂

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   eileeninmd January 21, 2012

   Hi Linda, after a snow the birds do seem to go into a feeding frenzy. Great capture. I have been trying to scare these starlings away from my feeders all morning. They are pigs. And the other birds do not get a chance.

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   Elena January 21, 2012

   They are such smart little creatures. God programmed such amazing survival abilities in them.

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   Laura Delegal - Leroy Photography January 25, 2012

   Those starlings are beautiful. I don't think they're that pretty in this area (maybe they are but I haven't seen any). Great shot.

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